Methane: Electrical conductivity →
Solubility →
Intermolecular attractive forces →
Sodium chloride: Electrical conductivity →
Solubility→
Intermolecular attractive forces →
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Methane:
•No
•No in organic matter
•Low
NaCl
•Yes
•Yes in organic matter
•High..
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•No
•No in organic matter
•Low
NaCl
•Yes
•Yes in organic matter
•High..
Right??
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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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