Substance X is a molecular compound and is not an acid. Based just on this information, what can you determine about substance X
Check all that apply.
X is soluble in water.
X is insoluble in water.
X is an electrolyte.
X is not an electrolyte.
Which of the following situations is most favorable for solubility?
strong attraction between solute particles
strong attraction between solvent particles
strong attraction of solute particles to solvent particles
which of the following would you least expect to find in CaCl2 (aq)?
H2O molecules
CaCl2 molecules
Ca2+ ions
Cl- ions
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X is not an electrolyte, strong solvent-solute attractions and CaCl2 molecules.
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Solubility cannot be determined in this question
X may or may not be soluble in water.
Molecular compounds do not conduct electricity in the solid form or in the liquid form.
So, X is not an electrolyte.
CaCl2 is an ionic compound and in solution it dissociates completely into Ca2+ and Cl- ions.
So CaCl2 molecules should be least expected.
sugar is non-ionic, dissolves in water and is no longer an electrolyte i dont imagine you are able to say any of those about substance x. x might want to correctly be salt, sugar,oil or in spite of the indisputable fact that…and that all of them have diff homes…