<span>A) This solution was not basic when it was heated in part 3. ( in part 3 i convertedCu(OH)2 to CuO).
Incorrectly low, because not all copper compounds will precipitate out
B) A slightly blue solution was decanted from Cu in part V. (in part 5 i reduced Cu(H20)6 ions with zink)
Incorrectly low, because some copper were thrown away
C) In part 5 the water in the beaker boiled away, exposing the evaporating dish to excess heat (same as above).
incorrectly high, because other compounds might be present as well </span>
Where r the following example at
Methane (CH4) forms the molecular solid.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The molecules which are held together by intermolecular forces are called molecular solids. It is maintained by solids rather than bonds. The force which holds these solids are weaker than other solids.
- It consists of discrete molecules and the cohesive force which binds them together is Vanderwall's force, dipole-dipole interaction and hydrogen bonding. They are held together by an ionic bond or covalent bond.
- The weak intermolecular forces have relatively low melting points which are less than 300 degrees Celsius.
- Organic solvents dissolves Molecular solvents. Many of the molecular solids are soft electrical insulators with low density.
Your answer is B. Rust does not rust.
