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What Are The Results Of The Four Different Compounds, Ionic Or Covalent?
Record your plan for what kinds of tests you want to run. Make sure you look at the rubric for the method to know what is expected.
Plan or experiment A:

Use four different compounds, (Polarity is irrelevant) and dissolve them in water.
Place a current through the solution in the water.
If it dissolves and conducts electricity, then the compounds will result it's ionic. If it dissolves (and doesn’t conduct electricity), it is covalent.
Create some kind of data table on which to record the results of your tests.

Table for Results Experiment A
Compound

Does it dissolve in water?

Does it conduct electricity?

Boiling and Melting point?

Ionic or Covalent?

Experiment B
Use four different
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