No, there is a rule called HONC... they could also bond with o2, n, and c
Answer:. an ionic compound
Explanation:
If it conducts electricity when molten, then it is an ionic compound. No covalent compound conducts electricity in molten state because their crystal lattice is not composed of ions. There are ionic solids which conduct electricity when molten but are insoluble in water such as alumina Al2O3. The solid is soluble in strong acid solutions.
Answer:
A liquid will flow only sideways and down
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