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why does sodium fluoride have a lower melting point that magnesium oxide

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Answered by Suekichi

As the charge in the ionic lattice in Magnesium Oxide is two times as large, the ionic bonding is stronger so more energy is required to overcome the electrostatic attraction and break down the ionic lattice

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why does sodium fluoride have a lower melting point that magnesium oxide