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    This document discusses the physical properties and states of matter, including melting and boiling points, volatility, solubility, and electrical conductivity. It notes that mostly covalent compounds can act as solvents, with examples being ether, alcohol, turpentine, and propanone.

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    This document discusses the physical properties and states of matter, including melting and boiling points, volatility, solubility, and electrical conductivity. It notes that mostly covalent compounds can act as solvents, with examples being ether, alcohol, turpentine, and propanone.

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    PARTICLES ELECTRONS ATTRACTION FORCES PHYSICAL STATES

    MELTING@ BOILING POINT

    VOLATILITY SOLUBILITY

    ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY
    Mostly covalent compounds can act as a solvent e.g Ether, alcohol, turpentine, propanone.

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