What is the correct ranking of the ionic solids according to their melting points?O Cas = MgS < NaBr = KI%3DNaBr = KI < CaS MgS%3D%3DNaBr < KI < MgS < CaSO KI < NaBr < CaS < MgSKI < CaS < NaBr < MgSOO O OO

Given: Ionic solids: NaBr, MgS, KI, CaS

What is the correct ranking of the ionic solids according to their melting points? O Cas = MgS < NaBr = KI %3D %3D O NaBr = KI < CaS = MgS %3D O NaBr < KI < MgS < CaS KI < NaBr < CaS < MgS O KI < CaS < NaBr < MgS

What is the correct ranking of the ionic solids according to their melting points? O Cas = MgS < NaBr = KI %3D %3D O NaBr = KI < CaS = MgS %3D O NaBr < KI < MgS < CaS KI < NaBr < CaS < MgS O KI < CaS < NaBr < MgS

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Chapter9: Liquids And Solids

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What is the correct ranking of the ionic solids according to their melting points?
O Cas = MgS < NaBr = KI
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NaBr = KI < CaS MgS
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NaBr < KI < MgS < CaS
O KI < NaBr < CaS < MgS
KI < CaS < NaBr < MgS
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