Properties of Ionic, Covalent, and Metallic Compounds

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Properties of Ionic, Covalent, and Metallic
Compounds

• Matt Sherry

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What Compounds Have a High Melting Point?
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Ionic and some Metallic Compounds
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Which Compound has Poor Thermal Conductivity?
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Ionic when solid and Covalent Compounds
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What Compound is Ductile?
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Metallic Compounds
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What Compound has a Low Boiling Point?
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Covalent Compounds
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Which Compound Dissolves in Water?
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Ionic Compounds
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Which Compound is Malleable?
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Metallic Compounds
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Which Compound is Brittle?
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Ionic and some Covalent Compounds
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Which Compound has a Low Melting Point?
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Some Covalent Compounds
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Which Compounds Consist of Crystalline solids?
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Ionic Compounds
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Which Compound has Poor Electrical Conductivity?
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Covalent Compounds and Ionic when Solid
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Which Compound has Excellent Thermal Conduction?
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Metallic Compounds
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Diamond and Quartz are Examples of Which
Compound?
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Covalent Compounds
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NaCl and Ca(NO3)2 are Examples of Which Compound?
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Ionic Compounds
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Cu and Fe are Examples of Which Compound?
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Metallic Compounds