1. Use the melting point data to classify the ten substances into categories. List the categories, include the criteria for belonging to each group, and then place the substances into the appropriate groups. All data must be classified. Do NOT include the unknown substances (T, Q, H, Z, R)

1. Use the melting point data to classify the ten substances into categories. List the categories, include the criteria for belonging to each group, and then place the substances into the appropriate groups. All data must be classified. Do NOT include the unknown substances (T, Q, H, Z, R)

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter21: Structure And Bonding In Solids

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 36P

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Data Set III
Substance
CuF₂
C₂H4O4Cl₂
| MgCl,
C₁1H₁6
SiC
Srl₂
C₂H₂O4
C10H₂0O2
GeO₂
C12HS
T
Q
H
Z
R
Melting Pt.
(°C)
950
168
714
54.5
2700
515
135
-38.5
1086
92
?
98
76
2946
H₂O
Solubility
sol
sol
sol
insol
insol
sol
sol
insol
insol
insol
sol
sol
?
insol
insol
Hexane
Solubility
insol
insol
insol
sol
insol
insol
insol
sol
insol
sol
insol
insol
?
sol
insol
Conductivity
in aq. soln
strong
weak
strong
none
none
strong
weak
none
none
none
strong
?
none
?
Density
(g/mL)
4.23
1.82
2.32
0.917
3.22
4.55
1.46
0.871
6.239
0.899
5.96
?

Data Set
CLASSIFICATION OF METAL IONS BY CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Invention
1. Use the melting point data to classify the ten substances into categories. List the categories,
include the criteria for belonging to each group, and then place the substances into the appropriate
groups. All data must be classified. Do NOT include the unknown substances (T, Q, H, Z, R)
in your groupings.
The various categories MUST BE MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE.
Note: There may be more spaces than needed for groupings.
Group
Number
Group
Number
Criteria for belonging
to the group
2. Use the solubility data to classify the known substances into categories. List the categories,
include the criteria for belonging to each, and then place the substances into the appropriate
groups. All substances must be classified. Do NOT include the unknown substances (T, Q, H,
Z, R) in your groupings.
The various categories MUST BE MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE.
Note: There may be more spaces than needed for groupings.
Xavier University of Louisiana
Substances
in group
Criteria for belonging
to the group
Substances
in group
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