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Do covalent compounds dissolve in water

The covalent compounds can dissolve in water but do not dissociate into ions. Therefore they are staying without reacting. These Covalent compounds are called intact molecules. Ions can react with other ions. We can consider some of the covalent compounds such as Sucrose (C12H22O11), which is called Table sugar, ethanol (CH3CH2OH), and ethylene glycol (HOCH2CH2OH). These Covalent compounds have polar O-H bonds that interact with water and dissolve. Covalent compound aqueous solutions can not conduct electric current because there are no ions in them. Therefore these are called nonelectrolytes. Some of the covalent compounds do not have O-H bonds, so these do not dissolve in water. The example for these covalent compounds is Benzene (C6H6), and octane(C8H18), which do not have O-H bonds. Some of the covalent compounds contain the H group, which strongly reacts with water, and these covalent compounds dissociate to make ions. These substances are acids. ...

What is precipitation reaction

Precipitation reactions are used for the production of so many inorganic compounds. In the precipitation reaction, the product is called a precipitate. In the precipitation reaction, the precipitate is an insoluble product. There are two soluble ionic compounds that react to form an insoluble product in a precipitation reaction. Reactions Water-soluble ionic compounds are sodium iodide and lead(11) nitrate Sodium Iodide and lead(11) nitrate can dissolve in water. NaI and Pb(NO3)2 are water-soluble solids. The reactant ions are 👇 The Following equation shows the formation of the Precipitate from Sodium Iodide and lead(11) nitrate From the above reaction, the following products can be created as the products. Lead(11) iodide (PbI2) is an insoluble product that is a Precipitate in this Precipitate reaction.

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