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classify the substances as either metal, nonmetals,semi metals, ionic, covalent, or mixture. Copper wire, Plastic, Sodium...

classify the substances as either metal, nonmetals,semi metals, ionic, covalent, or mixture.

Copper wire, Plastic, Sodium Carbonate, Aluminum Foil, Wood, Glass, Silver Wire, Graphite, Potassium Chloride, Lead, Silicon, Potassium accetate (solid), Potassium accetate (liquid), Dime, Sulfur, Sugar, Penny, Celery, HCI(g) in ligroin, 1.0M Sulfuric Acid, 1.0M ammonia solution, Acetic acid + ammonia miixture, .10M Sulfuric Acid, .10 Barium Hydroxide, Sulfuric acid + barium hydroxide, DI water, Tap Water, Pure Ethonal, Pure Acetic Acid, 95% Ethonal, .10M acetic Acid, .0010HCI, .010M HCI, .10M HCI, 1.0M HCI, Aqueous sodium carbonate, Aqueous calcium carbonate.

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Copper wire: Metal.

Plastic: It depends on the specific plastic. In general we can say that plastic is a polymer of some C-H-O combination. So, we can conclude that there are polar covalent.

Sodium Carbonate: Ionic.

Aluminum Foil: Metal.

Wood: Mixture.

Glass: Inorganic alloy with both ionic and covalent bonds.

Silver Wire: Metal.

Graphite: Pure covalent.

Potassium Chloride: ionic.

Lead: semi metal.

Silicon: Nonmetal

Potassium accetate (solid): Ionic bounds.

Potassium accetate (liquid): Mixture

Dime: Metallic alloy (mixture).

Sulfur: non metal.

Sugar: Polar covalent bounds.

Penny: Metallic alloy (mixture).

Celery: Mixture.

HCI(g) in ligroin: Mixture.

1.0M Sulfuric Acid:Solution (mixture) with polar covalent bonds

1.0M ammonia solution: Solution (mixture) with polar covalent bonds. More concentration means more quantity of this polar bonds, making more ionic the solution.

Acetic acid + ammonia miixture: Mixture

10M Sulfuric Acid: Mixture with polar covalent bonds.

Barium Hydroxide: ionic.

Sulfuric acid + barium hydroxide: Mixture.

DI water: Polar covalent bonds.

Tap Water: Mix (since the water have some traces of metals and other things)

Pure Ethonal: Covalent with both pure covalent and polar covalent bond

Pure Acetic Acid: Covalent with both pure covalent and polar covalent bond

95% Ethonal: Solution (mixture) with both pure covalent and polar covalent bond

10M acetic Acid: Solution (mixture) with both pure covalent and polar covalent bonds.

.0010HCI: Solution (mixture) with polar-covalent bonds.

.010M HCI: Solution (mixture) with polar-covalent bonds.

10M HCI: Solution (mixture) with polar-covalent bonds (more to high concentration).

1.0M HCI: Solution (mixture) with polar-covalent bonds.

Aqueous sodium carbonate: Solution (mixture) with ionic bonds.

Aqueous calcium carbonate: Solution (mixture) with ionic bonds.


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