Ammonia's Unusually High Melting Point Is the Result of

question 54

Multiple Choice

Ammonia's unusually high melting point is the result of

• A)dipole-dipole forces.
• B)London dispersion forces.
• C)hydrogen bonding.
• D)covalent bonding.
• E)ionic bonding.

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