How is melting point related to intermolecular forces of attraction?
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Melting point is that point at which molecules of solid overcome the intermolecular force of attraction and thereby change into liquid
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If there is Vanderwall force of attraction between the molecules(i.e
co-valent bond) then the melting point will be low because it is a very
weak force.
But if there is coulambic force of attraction (i.e electrovalent bond ) then melting point will be high because it is a very strong force.
But if there is coulambic force of attraction (i.e electrovalent bond ) then melting point will be high because it is a very strong force.
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