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    This experiment aims to identify ionic and covalent substances using melting points, solubility, and electrical conductivity tests on samples A (NaCl), B(KI), C(CaCl2), and D(Salicylic acid). Students are instructed to observe the appearance of each solid, observe what happens when they are added to water, observe what happens when heated, and observe if a bulb lights up when electrodes are added to each solid-water mixture. The observation and inference tables will be completed and a discussion explaining the observations and a conclusion identifying the bonding in each substance will be written.

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    This experiment aims to identify ionic and covalent substances using melting points, solubility, and electrical conductivity tests on samples A (NaCl), B(KI), C(CaCl2), and D(Salicylic acid). Students are instructed to observe the appearance of each solid, observe what happens when they are added to water, observe what happens when heated, and observe if a bulb lights up when electrodes are added to each solid-water mixture. The observation and inference tables will be completed and a discussion explaining the observations and a conclusion identifying the bonding in each substance will be written.

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    Forces of Attraction Lab Instrcutions Sheet

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    This experiment aims to identify ionic and covalent substances using melting points, solubility, and electrical conductivity tests on samples A (NaCl), B(KI), C(CaCl2), and D(Salicylic acid). Students are instructed to observe the appearance of each solid, observe what happens when they are added to water, observe what happens when heated, and observe if a bulb lights up when electrodes are added to each solid-water mixture. The observation and inference tables will be completed and a discussion explaining the observations and a conclusion identifying the bonding in each substance will be written.

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    Experiment

    Forces of attraction
    Skill assessed : O.R.R.
    Aim : To identify ionic and covalent substances using melting points, solubility and electrical
    conductivity
    Apparatus and material : Solid samples A,B,C,D, distilled water, Bunsen burner, spatula ,
    batteries, bulbs and electrodes
    Instructions
    You are provided with four solids A (NaCl), B(KI), C(CaCl2) and D(Salicylic acid). You are
    expected to carry out the tests outlined below on them. In your lab report, the inference for
    each test should contain any suitable deductions about the solids. The discussion should
    include reasons for your observations. The conclusion should identify the possible bonding in
    A, B, C and D.

    Tests Observation Inference


    Describe the appearance of
    solids A,B,C and D

    Add approximately 10 mL of
    water to solids A, B, C and D.
    Shake and note all
    observations

    Heat solids A, B, C and D.


    Note all observations
    Put electrodes into each
    mixture of solid and water.
    Note if the bulb lights up or
    not
    Discussion:
    Conclusion:

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