Explain why sodium bromide has a higher melting point than hydrogen bromide. (3 marks)
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Sodium bromide has a higher melting point than hydrogen bromide. Explanation: Hydrogen bromide is a polar covalent bond while Sodium bromide is an ionic bond. ... Covalent bonds are less strong and unstable to heat and electricity...
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Hydrogen bromide is a polar covalent bond while Sodium bromide is an ionic bond.
Ionic bonds are strong and stable to heat and electricity.
Covalent bonds are less strong and unstable to heat and electricity.
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