Chemistry, 20.02.2021 05:30 malikvanison

Question 11: Diego claims that ions with greater amounts of charge have stronger interactions with other ions. Analyze the melting point data provided to determine whether the data support Diego's claim. Use the drop-down menus to BEST complete the analysis.

A stronger interaction between the ions in a compound can be inferred from a [blank] melting point.

The charges on the metal ions lithium, magnesium, and gallium for the compounds listed in the melting point data table are [blank] , [blank] , and [blank] , respectively.

The melting point data show that when the amount of charge on a metal ion is [blank] the melting point is higher.

Therefore, Diego's claim [blank] supported by the melting a metal ion is point data.

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First Blank: Higher/Lower
Second, Third, and Four Blank: -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Fifth Blank: Greater/Less
Sixth Blank: Is/Is Not

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