Identify five common substances around your house as either ionic, covalent, or metallic. Explain your reasoning for each. click here for help
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1. Sugar: covalent because the atoms share electrons 2. Wood: covalent because the atoms share electrons 3. Water: covalent because the atoms share electrons 4. Aluminum: metallic because its a metal 5. Iron: metallic because its a metal
1. water- covalent, molecules are shared, bent molecule 2. silver- metallic, its a metal and has a shiny look to it 3. diamonds- ionic, they form a crystaline structure 4. sugar- ionic, they have crystaline structures 5. gold- metallic, its shiny and it's a metal
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1. Sugar: covalent because the atoms share electrons
2. Wood: covalent because the atoms share electrons
3. Water: covalent because the atoms share electrons
4. Aluminum: metallic because its a metal
5. Iron: metallic because its a metal
1. water- covalent, molecules are shared, bent molecule
2. silver- metallic, its a metal and has a shiny look to it
3. diamonds- ionic, they form a crystaline structure
4. sugar- ionic, they have crystaline structures
5. gold- metallic, its shiny and it's a metal
1. sugar-ionic-atoms share electrons, form crystaline strutures
2. water-covalent-atoms share electrons, bent molecule
3. wood-covalent-atoms share electrons
4. aluminum-metallic-metal,shiny
5. copper-metallic-metal,shiny
1.Aluminum Foil- Metallic Bonding
2.Baking Soda- Ionic Bonding
3.Vinegar-Covalent Bonding
4.Butane-Covalent Bonding
5.Hydrogen peroxide- Polar Covalent
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