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Why are molecular solids usually soft with low melting points?
AWeak intermolecular forces
BA sea of mobile electrons
CCovalent bonds between molecules
DStrong ionic bonds in layers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Weak intermolecular forces
Molecules are held together only by weak intermolecular forces that are easily overcome.
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