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IONIC OR COVALENT LAB The type of bonds that hold their atoms together can classify compounds. Ions are held together by IONIC bonds in IONIC compounds. Atoms are held together by COVALENT bonds in molecular compounds. You cannot tell if a compound is IONIC or COVALENT simply by looking at a sample of it because both types of compounds can look similar. However, simple tests can be done to classify compounds by type because each type has a set of characteristic properties shared by most members. IONIC compounds are usually hard, brittle, water or alcohol soluble, have high melting points and can conduct electricity. COVALENT compounds can be soft, hard or flexible, are usually less water-soluble (or alcohol soluble), have lower melting points and cannot conduct electricity when dissolved in water. PURPOSE: Learn how to identify IONIC and COVALENT compounds. RESEARCH: 1.
IONIC OR COVALENT LAB The type of bonds that hold their atoms together can classify compounds. Ions are held together by ionic bonds in ionic compounds.
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