A. Physical PropertiesBond type Classify(ionic/covalent) Inorganic)NameFormulaStateOdorMelting(s/l/g) (strong/ pointnone)(Organic/NaClTolueneKISucroseH20CylcohexaneB. SolubilitySolubility in PolarsolventsSoluteClassifySolubility in Nonpolarsolvents(Organic/Inorganic)(Insoluble/Soluble)(Insoluble/Soluble)NaClTolueneC. Combustion (Instructor Demo)NameCombustible (yes/no)Classify (Organic/Inorganic)NaClCyclohexane

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