What types of noncovalent bonds hold together the following solids? a. Table salt (NaCl), which contains Na+Na* and Cl-Cl¯ jons. b. Graphite (C), which consists of sheets of covalently bonded carbon atoms.

What types of noncovalent bonds hold together the following solids? a. Table salt (NaCl), which contains Na+Na* and Cl-Cl¯ jons. b. Graphite (C), which consists of sheets of covalently bonded carbon atoms.

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What types of noncovalent bonds hold together the
following solids?
a. Table salt (NaCl), which contains Na+Na* and Cl-Cl¯ jons.
b. Graphite (C), which consists of sheets of covalently bonded carbon
atoms.

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