Physics, asked by deepanjalipande67, 1 year ago

Methane: Electrical conductivity →
Solubility →
Intermolecular attractive forces →

Sodium chloride: Electrical conductivity →
Solubility→
Intermolecular attractive forces →

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Answered by 9696VkM

Methane:
•No
•No in organic matter
•Low

NaCl
•Yes
•Yes in organic matter
•High..

Right??

Answered by anu24239

METHANE......

NO IT CANT BECAUSE FREE ELECTRONS ARE ABSENT IN METHANE.
METHANE ARE ONLY SOLUBLE IN INORGANIC SOLUTION BECAUSE OF COVALENT BONDS.
THEY HAVE NO INTERMOLECULAR ATTRACTION.

SODIUM CHLORIDE

YES SODIUM CHLORIDE IS GOOD CONDUCTOR OF ELECTRICITY BUT IN MOLTEN FORM SODIUM CHLORIDE CANT CONDUCT ELECTRICITY IN SOLID STATE.
NaCl are HIGHLY SOLUBLE IN POLAR COVALENT WHICH IS GENERALLY ORGANIC IN NATURE
THEY HAVE VERY HIGH INTERMOLECULAR FORCES DUE TO CHLORINE ATOM WHICH ATTRACTS OTHER SODIUM ATOMS OF OTHER MOLECULE

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