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3 years ago

In which 1.0-gram sample are the particles arranged in a crystal structure? cacl2(s) c2h6(g) ch3oh() cai2(aq)?

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Answer is: CaCl₂(s), calcium chloride.

Calcium cations and chlorine anions have a crystal structure in this solid inorganic salt. Ions have <span>the ordered arrangement.</span><span>
Ethane (C</span>₂H₆) is gas, g is chemistry abbreviations or physical state symbol for gas, gases do not have a crystal structure.
Methanol (CH₃OH) is liquid, l is chemistry abbreviations or physical state symbol for liquids, it do not have a crystal structure.
Calcium iodide is dissolved in water, aqueous solution (aq) do not have a crystal structure.

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