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This lab investigated the differences between ionic and covalent bonding. Students tested 5 compounds to determine if they had high or low melting points and whether they could conduct electricity when dry or dissolved in water. Sodium chloride and sodium sulfate had high melting points and conducted electricity when dissolved, indicating they were ionic. Distilled water, sucrose, and dextrose had low melting points and did not conduct, showing they were covalent. The results supported the hypotheses that i
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- Angelica
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- EN