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QUESTIONS a. The results shown above will indicate the type of bonds in the substances listed. Use your knowledge of the properties of ionic and covalent bonds to explain the results above. You must explain the difference in the substances that do not conduct the one that does. b. Why is t that salt water conducts electricity, but solid salt does not? 9. Why is the bond between carbon and oxygen C-O more polar than the bond between fluorine and oxygen F-0? Show work and justify your answer for credit by comparing both bonds

QUESTIONS a. The results shown above will indicate the type of bonds in the substances listed. Use your knowledge of the properties of ionic and covalent bonds to explain the results above. You must explain the difference in the substances that do not conduct the one that does. b. Why is t that salt water conducts electricity, but solid salt does not? 9. Why is the bond between carbon and oxygen C-O more polar than the bond between fluorine and oxygen F-0? Show work and justify your answer for credit by comparing both bonds

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Melted Wax QUESTIONS a. The results shown above will indicate the type of bonds in the substances listed. Use your knowledge of the properties of ionic and covalent bonds to explain the results above. You mus' explain the difference in the substances that do not conduct the one that does. b. Why is t that salt water conducts electricity, but solid salt does not? 9. Why is the bond between carbon and oxygen C-O more polar than the bond between fluorine and oxygen F-O? Show work and justify your answer for credit by comparing both bonds
Transcribed Image Text:Melted Wax QUESTIONS a. The results shown above will indicate the type of bonds in the substances listed. Use your knowledge of the properties of ionic and covalent bonds to explain the results above. You mus' explain the difference in the substances that do not conduct the one that does. b. Why is t that salt water conducts electricity, but solid salt does not? 9. Why is the bond between carbon and oxygen C-O more polar than the bond between fluorine and oxygen F-O? Show work and justify your answer for credit by comparing both bonds
8. A chemist performs the same tests on the substances below. The results are recorded. Conductivity tests whether the following substances conduct electricity. A conductivity tester has a small bulb that can light up. Below are the results. Answer the questions that follow the chart. Conductivity Conductor Rating Tester Test Substance (good, poor, none) (Record light as off, dull, bright, or blinking) None Solid Salt Does not conduct. Solid Sugar Does not conduct. None Solid Wax Does not conduct. None Distilled Water Does not conduct. None Salt Water Conducts. Good Sugar Water Does not conduct. None Does not conduct. None Melted Wax
Transcribed Image Text:8. A chemist performs the same tests on the substances below. The results are recorded. Conductivity tests whether the following substances conduct electricity. A conductivity tester has a small bulb that can light up. Below are the results. Answer the questions that follow the chart. Conductivity Conductor Rating Tester Test Substance (good, poor, none) (Record light as off, dull, bright, or blinking) None Solid Salt Does not conduct. Solid Sugar Does not conduct. None Solid Wax Does not conduct. None Distilled Water Does not conduct. None Salt Water Conducts. Good Sugar Water Does not conduct. None Does not conduct. None Melted Wax
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There are two type bonds 

1. Ionic bond. It is formed by total transference of electrons. Ionic compounds when dissociates into its ions in aqueous solution conduct electricity. 

2. Covalent bond. It is formed by sharing of electrons.

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