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Why is the Is melting/boiling point of ionic bondionically bonded substance higher than covalent bondof covalently bound?

As the title says, why isIs the melting and boiling point of ionic bond usually higher than covalent bond?

I know that compounds with ionic bonds are usually solid at room temperature, so I want other answers than this. (and this question can also be about why compounds with ionic bonds are usually solid in room temperature.)

Why is the melting/boiling point of ionic bond higher than covalent bond?

As the title says, why is the melting and boiling point of ionic bond usually higher than covalent bond?

I know that compounds with ionic bonds are usually solid at room temperature, so I want other answers than this. (and this question can also be about why compounds with ionic bonds are usually solid in room temperature.)

Is melting/boiling point of ionically bonded substance higher than of covalently bound?

Is the melting and boiling point of ionic bond usually higher than covalent bond?

I know that compounds with ionic bonds are usually solid at room temperature, so I want other answers than this. (and this question can also be about why compounds with ionic bonds are usually solid in room temperature.)

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Why is the melting/boiling point of ionic bond higher than covalent bond?

As the title says, why is the melting and boiling point of ionic bond usually higher than covalent bond?

I know that compounds with ionic bonds are usually solid at room temperature, so I want other answers than this. (and this question can also be about why compounds with ionic bonds are usually solid in room temperature.)