Physics, asked by ritesh7993, 1 year ago

how are melting and boiling points, and electrical conductivity of covalent compounds
different from those of ionic compounds ?​

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Answered by imme24
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melting and boiling point and conductivity of a covalent compounds is different from ionic bond. bcoz covalent bond is made by sharing of electrons it is not completely stable and not strongly bounded

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