Solid C H_4 is

MCQ

Solid $C{H_4}$ is

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Molecular solid
B
Ionic solid
C
Pseudo solid
D
Does not exist

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Answer

Correct option: A.

Molecular solid

a
In $CH _4$ molecule there exists strong covalent bond between the atoms of each methane molecule whereas, in solid $CH$ there exists weak van der waals' forces between different methane molecules which is a characterstic of molecula solid. Therefore if we talk about solid $CH$.

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