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Does an ionic bond have a higher bp and mp than water?
Sorry for all the questions guys, my dat is this week and im forgetting stupidddddd stuff
 
-If your talking about intermolecular interactions ( interaction between two molecules ) Hydrogen bonding ones have the highest mp and bp.
-Ionic bonding is intramolecular bonding ( between two atoms in a molecule), they will have higher mp/bp than covalent bonds, but never anything that hydrogen bonds.
 
ionic bonds have a VERY wide range of the solid state...meaning a VERY high BP and MP. Comparing water and NaCl...NaCl def has a MUCH high BP. Just for reference as to how much of a difference theres is...BP for H20 is 100 degrees C...and NaCl has a BP of 1465 degrees C! Anything that has ionic bonds will usually exist in the solid state and have a crystalline structure (Simple, BC or FC)...anything that has covalent bonds will usually exist in liquid or gas state...depending on the intermolecular interactions between the molecules. hope that helps
 
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