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Experiment 17 Classification of Chemical Substances Sample Raw Data NOTE: All boxes left empty represent experiments not done (because they were deemed not needed to make a reasonable final conclusion) What you need to do is make a conclusion about which of the four classes of solids each substance is. You must give reasoning in each case, although you need not write a book (the lab manual s report form, however, give you literally no room! So write your reasoning on the back of this form or on a separate sheet of paper. Table substance No. Approx. Melting Pt., C (<100, 100-300, 300-500, >500) Solubility Electrical Conductance H2O Nonpolar Organic Polar Organic Solution in H2O Solid Melt I <100 C Insoluble Soluble N/A II >500 C Insoluble N/A High (under maximum pressure exerted)* III >500 C Insoluble N/A None (under maximum pressure exerted)* IV 100-300 C Soluble Soluble Low-Medium V ~300 C Soluble Slightly Soluble High VI >500 C Soluble High Unknown #1 >500 C Insoluble N/A High Unknown #2 >500 C Slightly soluble Low-medium * Substances II and III were powders)

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1 Experiment 17 Classification of Chemical Substances Sample Raw Data NOTE: All boxes left empty represent experiments not done (because they were deemed not needed to make a reasonable final conclusion) What you need to do is make a conclusion about which of the four classes of solids each substance is. You must give reasoning in each case, although you need not write a book (the lab manual s report form, however, give you literally no room! So write your reasoning on the back of this form or on a separate sheet of paper. Table substance No. Approx. Melting Pt., C (<100, 100-300, 300-500, >500) Solubility Electrical Conductance H2O Nonpolar Organic Polar Organic Solution in H2O Solid Melt I <100 C Insoluble Soluble N/A II >500 C Insoluble N/A High (under maximum pressure exerted)* III >500 C Insoluble N/A None (under maximum pressure exerted)* IV 100-300 C Soluble Soluble Low-Medium V ~300 C Soluble Slightly Soluble High VI >500 C Soluble High Unknown #1 >500 C Insoluble N/A High Unknown #2 >500 C Slightly soluble Low-medium * Substances II and III were powders)


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