The main difference between a covalent compound and an ionic compound is the type of elements used. In a covalent compound, a nonmetal bonds with another nonmetal (e.g. H20, NH3, CH4).
In an ionic compound, a metal bonds with a nonmetal (e.g.NaCl, KCl, MgCl2). What makes an ionic compound binary is the amount of atoms used. This includes any ionic compounds that has two atoms such as NaCl and KCl.
Note that although MgCl2 has two elements, it does not have the same amount of atoms. Mg is one atom and Cl has a subscript of 2 which makes chlorine have two atoms.
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Benzoic acid, anthracene
Explanation:
If you have a compound with an aqueous layer and organic layer, they can be distinguished by adding distilled water. The aqueous layer increases in size.
Organic products are soluble in organic solvent (organic layer). Benzoic acid, anthracene are both acidic, therefore if you perform an extraction with acidic aqueous solution both would dissolve in the methylene chloride thereby remaining in the organic layer.
