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Why does Sodium Chloride have a high melting point and chlorine have a low melting point?

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  1. sodium chloride is and ionic bond that requires more energy to break. ionic bonds need more energy, when u heated it up, ur energizing it. if it was a covalent bond it wouldn't have a high melting point e.g. sugar

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