MCQ
Naphthalene is a/an
- AIonic solid
- BCovalent solid
- CMetallic solid
- ✓Molecular solid
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Molecular solid
d
(d) Naphthalene is a molecular solid. If the crystals contains only individuals atoms; as in solid argon or krypton or if they are composed of non polar molecules as in naphthalene, the only attraction between the molecules are the London forces.
(d) Naphthalene is a molecular solid. If the crystals contains only individuals atoms; as in solid argon or krypton or if they are composed of non polar molecules as in naphthalene, the only attraction between the molecules are the London forces.
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