White phosphorus and sulfur both are called molecular solids even though each is made of
Chapter 14, Problem 18(choose chapter or problem)
White phosphorus and sulfur both are called molecular solids even though each is made of only phosphorus and sulfur, respectively. How can they be considered molecular solids? If this is true, why isnt diamond (which is made up only of carbon) a molecular solid?
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