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A solid with a low melting point is most likely

A solid with a low melting point is most likely
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A solid with a low melting point is most likely

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A solid with a low melting point is most likely is held together by covalent bonds. Examples are hydrocarbons, ice, sugar and sulfur. The have low melting points because of the covalent bonds . It do not form crystals therefore can easily be broken. The attractions are weak.
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