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A substance is a solid at room temperature, melts easily, conducts electricity weakly, and dissolves well in water and alcohol. What type of bonds does it have?
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A substance is a solid at room temperature, melts easily, conducts electricity weakly, and dissolves well in water and alcohol. What type of bonds does it have?

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Iconic bond

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  • A form of chemical bond that included electrostatic attraction in the oppositely charged ions. It is one of the main types of bonding along with the covalent and metallic bonding. The substance is crystalline in nature since it melts easily and is solid at room temperature.
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