1. organic compound: CH4 inorganic compound: ONacI 2. organic compound: high boiling point inorganic compound: Olow boiling point Olow melting point Ohigh melting point 3. inorganic compound: simple organic compound: Oplain O complex Ouncomplicated 4. inorganic compound: non-volatile organic compound: O not flammable O more volatile Ounstable 5. inorganic compound: CO2 organic compound: OCSH;OH ONAHCO3 ОксN

1. organic compound: CH4 inorganic compound: ONacI 2. organic compound: high boiling point inorganic compound: Olow boiling point Olow melting point Ohigh melting point 3. inorganic compound: simple organic compound: Oplain O complex Ouncomplicated 4. inorganic compound: non-volatile organic compound: O not flammable O more volatile Ounstable 5. inorganic compound: CO2 organic compound: OCSH;OH ONAHCO3 ОксN

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Chapter10: Liquids And Solids

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