Select the best match for each characteristic from the given compounds.1. СЗН6Has the lowest meltingpoint2. C2H5 ClIs an example of a networkcovalent solid3. СзН СО2 НHas dispersion, dipole-dipole and Hydrogenbonding intermolecularforces present4. Zn5. SiO2(quartz)Is an example of a metallicsolid6. MgBr,

1- Lowest melting point for C3H6 because this compound have only weak London dispersion forces…

Select the best match for each characteristic from the given compounds. Has the lowest melting point 1. СЗН6 2. C2H5 Cl Is an example of a network covalent solid 3. СЗН7 СО Н Has dispersion, dipole- dipole and Hydrogen bonding intermolecular forces present 4. Zn 5. SiO2(quartz) Is an example of a metallic solid 6. MgBr2

Select the best match for each characteristic from the given compounds. Has the lowest melting point 1. СЗН6 2. C2H5 Cl Is an example of a network covalent solid 3. СЗН7 СО Н Has dispersion, dipole- dipole and Hydrogen bonding intermolecular forces present 4. Zn 5. SiO2(quartz) Is an example of a metallic solid 6. MgBr2

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Chapter14: Liquids And Solids

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