how melting point of a substance indicates the strenght of its intermoleculor forces of attraction
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when melting point of the substance is higher it will absorb more kinetic energy to change its state which means that its intermolecular forces of attraction are higher than the substance which has low melting point.
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If a substance have higher melting point so the force (or strength) of its intermoleculor is higher
and If a substance have lower melting point so the force (or strength) of its intermoleculor is lower
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and If a substance have lower melting point so the force (or strength) of its intermoleculor is lower
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