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Why is sodium chloride a solid at room temperature?
It contains positively charged sodium and negatively charged chloride ions bound by very strong electrostatic force of attraction. It forms a giant lattice due to the strong ionic force of attraction between the similar molecules, so they require huge amounts of energy to break those forces.
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