Question

Use a table
MP & BP of Ionic compounds ?

Answer 1

$\boxed{\begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|} {}\Large\sf {Ionic\:Compounds} & \sf \Large {Chemical\:Formula} & \Large \sf{Melting\:point_{(k)}} & \Large\sf {Boiling\:point_{(k)}} \\ &&& \\ \ \sf Sodium\:Chloride & \sf NaCl & 1074 & 1686 \\ &&& \\ \ \sf Lithium\:Chloride & \sf \sf LiCl & 887 & 1600 \\ &&& \\ \ \sf Calcium\:Chloride & \sf CaCl_2 & 1045 & 1900 \\ &&& \\ \ \sf Calcium\:Oxide & \sf CaO & 2850 & 3120 \\ &&& \\ \ \sf Magnesium\:Chloride & \sf MgCl_2 & 981 & 1685 \\ &&& \\ \ \end{array}}$

More information :

Sodium Chloride - Sodium chloride is an ionic compound in which the sodium and chloride .

It is commonly called as the table salt, common salt or halite (the mineral form of common salt )

Lithium Chloride - Lithium chloride is an solid which absorbs water to form a hydrate, and LiCl.H2O. LiCl. Lithium Chloride. Density. in 2.07 g/cm³

Calcium Chloride - Calcium chloride is an inorganic compound .It is an white coloured crystallization solid at the room temperature, and it is an highly soluble in water. It can be created by neutralising and hydrochloric acid with calcium hydroxide.

Calcium Oxide - Calcium Oxide is also known as quicklime

Magnesium Chloride - The hydrated magnesium and a chloride can be a extracted from brine or sea water.