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A Solid With Higher Melting And Boiling Points Is Likely To Be? - Erudites Academy

A solid with higher melting and boiling points is likely to be?

by | Mar 16 | Chemistry WAEC | 0 comments

A. Covalent compound
B. A Dative compound
C. An Electrovalent compound
D. A Non-metal

Correct Answer:

Option C – An Electrovalent compound

Explanation

Ionic Compounds / Electrovalent compounds Have A High Melting Point and High Boiling Point.

 

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