MCQ
The crystal lattice of ice is mostly formed by:
- AIonic forces
- BCovalent bonds
- CIntramolecular $H-$bonds
- ✓Covalent as well as $H-$bonds
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Covalent as well as $H-$bonds
Ice has hydrogen bonding and covalent bond, and intermolecular hydrogen bonds are weaker than Covalent bonds.
$H-O$ are covalent bonds$. H-O$ are intermolecular hydrogen bonding also with other neighbouring atoms.
$H-O$ are covalent bonds$. H-O$ are intermolecular hydrogen bonding also with other neighbouring atoms.
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