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    The document describes four compounds - rock salt, iodized salt, wax, and sugar - and compares their properties including reaction to heat, electrical conductivity, solubility in water, chemical composition, and type of chemical bond. Rock salt and iodized salt contain metal and nonmetal elements, do not melt easily, are electrically conductive, and soluble in water due to their ionic bonding. Wax and sugar contain only nonmetal elements, melt easily due to their covalent bonding, are not electrically conductive, with wax being insoluble and sugar soluble in water.

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    The document describes four compounds - rock salt, iodized salt, wax, and sugar - and compares their properties including reaction to heat, electrical conductivity, solubility in water, chemical composition, and type of chemical bond. Rock salt and iodized salt contain metal and nonmetal elements, do not melt easily, are electrically conductive, and soluble in water due to their ionic bonding. Wax and sugar contain only nonmetal elements, melt easily due to their covalent bonding, are not electrically conductive, with wax being insoluble and sugar soluble in water.

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    The document describes four compounds - rock salt, iodized salt, wax, and sugar - and compares their properties including reaction to heat, electrical conductivity, solubility in water, chemical composition, and type of chemical bond. Rock salt and iodized salt contain metal and nonmetal elements, do not melt easily, are electrically conductive, and soluble in water due to their ionic bonding. Wax and sugar contain only nonmetal elements, melt easily due to their covalent bonding, are not electrically conductive, with wax being insoluble and sugar soluble in water.

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    The document describes four compounds - rock salt, iodized salt, wax, and sugar - and compares their properties including reaction to heat, electrical conductivity, solubility in water, chemical composition, and type of chemical bond. Rock salt and iodized salt contain metal and nonmetal elements, do not melt easily, are electrically conductive, and soluble in water due to their ionic bonding. Wax and sugar contain only nonmetal elements, melt easily due to their covalent bonding, are not electrically conductive, with wax being insoluble and sugar soluble in water.

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    Compound Reaction to Electrical Solubility in Water Composition Type of

    heat (melted Conductivity (soluble/not (metal-nonmetal/ Compound


    easily/ did not (/ or X) soluble) nonmetal- (ionic/covalent)
    melt) nonmetal)
    Rock Salt not melt / soluble metal-nonmetal ionic
    (NaCl)
    Iodized Salt not melt / soluble metal-nonmetal ionic
    (KI)
    Wax (C2h6) melted easily X not soluble nonmetal- covalent
    nonmetal
    Sugar melted easily X soluble nonmetal- covalent
    (C6H12O6) nonmetal

    SOLO_SCIENCE-9_CHEMISTRY_S9MT-IIb14_ORTEGA AND PEPANIA

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