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Explain why silicon dioxide has a high melting point.​

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Answered by dhanushmarch
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Strong covalent bonds present between atoms in silicon dioxide. ... Covalent bonds are stronger than VDW. Covalent bonds require more energy to be overcome/broken.

Answered by Nihaldan16
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Strong covalent bonds present between atoms in silicon dioxide. VDW (Van Der Waals) between molecules in sulphur trioxide. Covalent bonds are stronger than VDW. Covalent bonds require more energy to be overcome/broken.

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