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What term refers to very hard substances, such as diamond, silicon carbide, and quartz, that contain covalent bonds but do not consist of discrete molecules?

What term refers to very hard substances, such as diamond, silicon carbide, and quartz, that contain covalent bonds but do not consist of discrete molecules?
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what term refers to very hard substances, such as diamond, silicon carbide, and quartz, that contain covalent bonds but do not consist of discrete molecules?

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Answer: covalent networks

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