a yellow liquid gets separated into a layer when it is stirred into water. it does not conduct electricity…

a yellow liquid gets separated into a layer when it is stirred into water. it does not conduct electricity when tested. which of these properties does the substance demonstrate that is typical of some covalent compounds? insoluble low melting point soluble conductive

a yellow liquid gets separated into a layer when it is stirred into water. it does not conduct electricity when tested. which of these properties does the substance demonstrate that is typical of some covalent compounds? insoluble low melting point soluble conductive

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Covalent compounds often have low solubility in water and do not conduct electricity as they do not dissociate into ions. The given liquid is insoluble in water and non - conductive, which are typical covalent compound properties. There is no information about melting point in the question.

Answer:

Insoluble