Properties "X" Melting Point (°C) 800 BO 1200 Soluble in water yes no no no по Yes Solid state conducts electricity Liquid state conduct electricity yes no yes 5. Classify solids X, Y, and Z as the following: Metallic, ionic, or molecular A. Solid X: B. Solid Y: C. Solid Z: 6. Explain, in terms of ions, why solid X would be able to conduct electricity when it dissolves in water.

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Base your answers to questions 5-6 on the table and information below. The table below shows some
properties of three solids: X, Y, and Z
Properties
Melting Point (°C)
800
80
1200
Soluble in water
yes
no
no
no
no
Yes
Solid state conducts electricity
Liquid state conduct electricity
yes
no
yes
5. Classify solids X, Y, and Z as the following: Metallic, ionic, or molecular
A. Solid X:
B. Solid Y:
C. Solid Z:
6. Explain, in terms of ions, why solid X would be able to conduct electricity when it dissolves in water.
Transcribed Image Text:i-based Short Answer C Base your answers to questions 5-6 on the table and information below. The table below shows some properties of three solids: X, Y, and Z Properties Melting Point (°C) 800 80 1200 Soluble in water yes no no no no Yes Solid state conducts electricity Liquid state conduct electricity yes no yes 5. Classify solids X, Y, and Z as the following: Metallic, ionic, or molecular A. Solid X: B. Solid Y: C. Solid Z: 6. Explain, in terms of ions, why solid X would be able to conduct electricity when it dissolves in water.
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