Categorize the molecules and statements based on whether they are an example or property of an ionic solid, molecular solid, network (atomic) solid, or all three. Ionic Molecular Network (atomic) Describes all three composed of atoms connected composed of ions by covalent bonds composed of molecules graphite good conductor of electricity crystalline solid when dissolved in solution diamond poor conductor in solid form typically low melting points nconductor of electricity when dissolved in solution Answer Bank NaCl

Molecular Solid: A solid material primarily held in this phase by intermolecular forces causing attraction between the molecules. True False

match with following Highest vapor pressure2nd highest vapor pressure2nd lowest vapor pressureLowest vapor pressure   PH3CO2CH3CH2OHC5H12

Categorize the molecules and statements based on whether they are an example or property of an ionic solid, molecular solid, network (atomic) solid, or all three. Ionic composed of ions Incorrect CaCO3 good conductor of electricity when dissolved in solution poor conductor in solid form Molecular composed of molecules Sg typically low melting points Network (atomic) composed of atoms connected by covalent bonds Answer Bank graphite diamond nonconductor of electricity when dissolved in solution Describes all three crystalline solid

which of the following is true for liquid water that is boling? as it boils liquid attractive forces between liquid water molecules are broken allowing gasesous water molecules to excape as it boils liquid water breaks down into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas as it boils liquid water molecules realease two hydrogen ions as oxygen gas escapes. as it boils air trapped between water moleculs forms bubbles that rise to the surface and excape

Assuming the chemicals below are liquids, rank them from highest to lowest vapor pressure. CH3CH20H, PH3, C5H12,CO2   Highest vapor pressure 2nd highest vapor pressure 2nd lowest vapor pressure Lowest vapor pressure

20. In the table, below, for each of the substances listed under the "Molecule" column, list it's dominant intermolecular force next to it in the "Intermolecular Force" column. Molecule Intermolecular Force HF CH:l: CHe SO: NF3 CO: CF4