Question

How do the physical and chemical properties of calcium iodide (CaI2) compare to carbon disulfide (CS2) and sodium fluoride (NaF)?

Answer 1

As both of the compounds (CaI2) and (NaF) are ionic in nature, one can identify the following points while comparing with  Calcium disulfide (CS2)

Explanation:

• Both of the compounds have an anion and a cation
• Both are crystalline solids in nature
• Both of these compounds don't conduct electricity when they are solid
• They conduct electricity in the aqueous or liquid phase
• They have strong electrostatic forces
• Both have high fusion points  

Answer 2

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As both of the compounds

(Cal2) and (NaF) are ionic

in nature, one can identify

the following points while

comparing with Calcium

disulfide (CS2)