Icted Sample A Šample B Sample C Sample D Observations Sample E Sample F white Crstal white Fazzy Whife custallewnide (Color and appearance) Blue powda crstalClear State at Room Temperature ssold Solid sold Solid solid liquid Solubility in water Yes yes Yes Ne yes y es Color of Solution Clear clear blue clear Clear Conductivity Yes No Yes yes yes N9 Analyze: 1) Can a substance be identified as molecular or ionic based on its state at room temperature? Explain. 2) Can a substance be identified as molecular or ionic based on its solubility? Explain. 3) Can a substance be identified as molecular or ionic based on color? Explain. 4) Can a substance be identified as molecular or ionic based on conductivity of a solution? 5) What was the purpose of measuring the conductivity of distilled water before measuring the conductivity of the different solutions?
Icted Sample A Šample B Sample C Sample D Observations Sample E Sample F white Crstal white Fazzy Whife custallewnide (Color and appearance) Blue powda crstalClear State at Room Temperature ssold Solid sold Solid solid liquid Solubility in water Yes yes Yes Ne yes y es Color of Solution Clear clear blue clear Clear Conductivity Yes No Yes yes yes N9 Analyze: 1) Can a substance be identified as molecular or ionic based on its state at room temperature? Explain. 2) Can a substance be identified as molecular or ionic based on its solubility? Explain. 3) Can a substance be identified as molecular or ionic based on color? Explain. 4) Can a substance be identified as molecular or ionic based on conductivity of a solution? 5) What was the purpose of measuring the conductivity of distilled water before measuring the conductivity of the different solutions?
Chemistry: Principles and Practice
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Chapter17: Chemcial Thermodynamics
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