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Some compounds, like carbon dioxide, are gaseous at room temperature, while others are solid at room temperature. Why is this?

Some compounds, like carbon dioxide, are gaseous at room temperature, while others are solid at room temperature. Why is this?
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Some compounds, like carbon dioxide, are gaseous at room temperature, while others are solid at room temperature. Why is this?

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Compounds that are gases at room temperature are covalent bonds (nonmetal + nonmetal).

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