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Elements and their compounds

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Electric conductivity in sodium chloride is very strong in water, and literally non-existent in its dry, solid form. Sucrose, with its polar covalent bond, conducts very well in water. In its solid form, it is not conductive at all. Sucrose has a low volatility, meaning it has no smell. With a medium melting point, it doesn't require much heat to melt sucrose...
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Sucrose is soluble in water, but is not soluble in heptane. This compound, sucrose, is commonly known as sugar. P-dichlorobenzene is a non-polar covalent bond. Being very volatile, P-dichlorobenzene has a very strong scent when wafted. P-dichlorobenzene is not soluble in water, but is soluble in heptane in its crystal solid form...
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