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MCQ

Which has weakest bond

A
Diamond
✓
Neon (Solid)
C
$KCl$
D
Ice

✓

Answer

Correct option: B.

Neon (Solid)

b
Diamond containg a strong covalent bonds.

In potassium chloride $( K C l )$ is containing an ionic bond.

In ice molecule containing hydrogen bond.

therefore, decreasing order of strong bond is as follows:-

Ionic $\,>\,$ Covalent $\,>\,$ Hydrogen $\,>\,$ Dipole-Dipole $\,>\,$ VanderWaal

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