A report on properties and uses of covalent compounds
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Properties –
i. These compounds contain directional covalent bonds which involve sharing of electrons.
ii. They exhibit isomerism.
iii. They are usually liquids or gases in nature, but some are solids.
iv. They are freely soluble in non-polar solvents like benzene and generally insoluble in polar solvents like water.
v. They have lower melting and boiling points.
Uses-
i. Majority constituents in our body are covalent compounds.
ii. Water is a covalent compound and it has many uses.
iii. Most of the organic compounds are covalent compounds.
iv. Sugar, vinegar, cooking gas are all covalent compounds.
v. Important gases like CO2, NH3 are all covalent compounds.
Answer:
In physics idea,Generally covalent compounds have a much lower melting and boiling point than the ionic compounds. They are soft and squishy. They do not conduct electricity in water. ... Most of the things that we eat and use are made up of covalently bonded compounds.
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