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QUESTION 1 SOLVE ALL A)Predict whether each of the following bonds is ionic, polar covalent, or...

QUESTION 1 SOLVE ALL

A)Predict whether each of the following bonds is ionic, polar covalent, or nonpolar covalent.

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-E)

Regarding the heating curve, classify these statements as true or false.

Drag each statement to the appropriate bin.

During a phase change, the
temperature of a substance
remains constant.

The temperature
increases continually
from one point to the next.

Heat is added continually
from one point to the next.

An increase in heat
always produces an
increase in temperature.

True

False

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Hi, i am sorry there is no question other than E) only i can see. Please post as an image for getting better answer, we are always here to help your homework (either class-room or online course). Thank You!

Answer for E):

a. Heat is added continually from one point to the next. ------------------------------------------True

b. An increase in heat always produces an increase in temperature. ----------------------- False

c. The temperature increases continually from one point to the next.---------------------    False

d. During a phase change, the temperature of a substance remains constant. --------- True

Please have a look at the following heating curve.

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