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Which type of compounds can be explained by the explanation provided in the text?
Which type of compounds can be explained by the explanation provided in the text?
- Metallic compounds
- Ionic compounds (correct)
- All types of compounds
- Covalent compounds
What is the role of metals in a compound during electrolysis?
What is the role of metals in a compound during electrolysis?
- They are responsible for negatively charged particles
- They migrate towards the positive electrode
- They migrate towards the negative electrode (correct)
- They are responsible for positively charged particles
What is the role of non-metals in a compound during electrolysis?
What is the role of non-metals in a compound during electrolysis?
- They are responsible for positively charged particles
- They migrate towards the positive electrode (correct)
- They are responsible for negatively charged particles
- They migrate towards the negative electrode
What holds oppositely charged particles together in a compound?
What holds oppositely charged particles together in a compound?
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Which type of compounds cannot be explained by the provided explanation?
Which type of compounds cannot be explained by the provided explanation?
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Ionic Compounds
- Ionic compounds can be explained by the provided explanation, which involves the electrolysis of compounds.
Role of Metals and Non-Metals in Electrolysis
- Metals lose electrons to form positively charged ions (cations) during electrolysis.
- Non-metals gain electrons to form negatively charged ions (anions) during electrolysis.
Ionic Bonding
- Oppositely charged particles (cations and anions) are held together by electrostatic attraction in a compound.
Limitations of the Explanation
- Covalent compounds cannot be explained by the provided explanation, which is specific to ionic compounds.
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