You are a forensic investigator. The data for a crime scene is in the following chart Soluble in oil Conducts Melting point Soluble in water electricity when dissolved in water Crime scene Yes No Yes high powder Which statement bests constructs an argument to identify the crime scene powder as one of the following: KCI, C10H8, C6H&O6? O A. The crime scene powder is KCI, because it is the only ionic compound choice. Only Ionic compounds conduct electricity when dissolved in water. O B. The crime scene powder is C10Hg or CSHBO6 because they are both Ionic compounds. They are soluble in water, have a high melting point, and conduct electricity. O C. The crime scene powder is C10H8 or C6HBO6 because they are both Covalent compounds. They are soluble in water, have a high melting point, and conduct electricity. O D. The crime scene powder is C10Hs, because it conducts electricity, has a high melting point, and is soluble in water.
You are a forensic investigator. The data for a crime scene is in the following chart Soluble in oil Conducts Melting point Soluble in water electricity when dissolved in water Crime scene Yes No Yes high powder Which statement bests constructs an argument to identify the crime scene powder as one of the following: KCI, C10H8, C6H&O6? O A. The crime scene powder is KCI, because it is the only ionic compound choice. Only Ionic compounds conduct electricity when dissolved in water. O B. The crime scene powder is C10Hg or CSHBO6 because they are both Ionic compounds. They are soluble in water, have a high melting point, and conduct electricity. O C. The crime scene powder is C10H8 or C6HBO6 because they are both Covalent compounds. They are soluble in water, have a high melting point, and conduct electricity. O D. The crime scene powder is C10Hs, because it conducts electricity, has a high melting point, and is soluble in water.
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