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Why do covalent compounds have significantly lower melting/boiling points than ionic compounds?

Why do covalent compounds have significantly lower melting/boiling points than ionic compounds?
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Why do covalent compounds have significantly lower melting/boiling points than ionic compounds?

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Ionic Bonds have a Lower melting and Covalent have higher.

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