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Strong Bonds: High MP

NaCl

AlF 3

Strong Bonds: High MP

Non directional

Malleable

Ductile

Malleable Ductile

Strong bonds: high MP

Diamond Carbon

Silicon

Graphite

Diamond Silicon

Diamond

Weak forces: low MP Slightly higher MP Slightly higher yet MP

sp sp2 sp Be B C N O F Ne

F F F I C

- +

B H H H

F BH

H Se H

H H O

B H H F

N N

N H H H

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