The solid which is hardest of all types is _?

Correct answer: A. Covalent solids

  • A. Covalent solids
  • B. Molecular solids
  • C. Ionic solids
  • D. Metallic solids

Explanation

Covalent solids are those solids in which constituents particles are atoms that are interlinked through the covalent bonds. The covalent bond arrangement of atoms extends three-dimensionally in the crystal lattice resulting in the formation of a giant interlocking structure called a network. Like, Diamond, Graphite, Silicon carbide, etc. So, the type of solid that tends to be the hardest are covalent solids.

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