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The melting and boiling points of table salt and table sugar are given below.
Why does table salt have much higher melting and boiling point than table sugar?
o A strong ion -ion attractions in table salt
O B. weak ion-ion attractions in table sugar
O C. strong ion-ion attractions in table sugar
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D. weak ion-ion attractions in table salt
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