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Chemistry, 14.12.2019 03:31, BreBreDoeCCx

Choose all the answers that apply more than one answer. salt is an ionic compound. it

dissolves easily in water

does not dissolve in water

has a high boiling point

has a high melting point

conducts electricity when melted

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