QQuestion
Match the Column A with Column B:
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| (a) Water | 1. Lithium |
| (b) Alkali metal | 2. Iodine |
| (c) Halogen | 3. Covalent compound |
| (d) Calcium oxide | 4. Acetic acid |
| (e) Weak acid | 5. Ionic compound |
| 6. Sulphuric acid |
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✓Answer
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| (a) Water | 3. Covalent compound |
| (b) Alkali metal | 1. Lithium |
| (c) Halogen | 2. Iodine |
| (d) Calcium oxide | 5. Ionic compound |
| (e) Weak acid | 4. Acetic acid |
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