diamond is covalent,yet it has a higher melting point.why??
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It is because diamond crystallize on what we call atomic crystal structure, which means that when it is in a solid state, there are atoms held together by strong covalent bonds. ... Diamond has a 3D network involving strong C-C bond which are very difficult to break and,in turns has high melting point.
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yes , diamond is form of covalent bonding
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