What type of bonding results in compounds which are crystalline solids?

Covalent

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Ionic

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Metallic

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Dipole-Dipole

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Solution

The correct option is B Ionic
Ionic bonding results in compounds which are crystalline solids. As they are held by strong electrostatic forces, thus they have more organised structure, a definite melting point and are known as crystals.

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