Molecular Solids: Primary, Secondary & Van Der Waals Bonds

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Please post this type of questions in the homework section using the template. You have to show your attempts at solving the problem to receive help, this is a forum policy.
molecular solids are bonded intramolecularly by:
1_primary bonds
2_secondary
3_van der waals
4_all of them
 
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Sika said:
molecular solids are bonded intramolecularly by:
1_primary bonds
2_secondary
3_van der waals
4_all of them

It might help if you give us (and yourself) some examples of molecular solids. With these examples, think about what kinds of forces/bonding exist between the individual units.
 
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Quantum Defect said:
It might help if you give us (and yourself) some examples of molecular solids. With these examples, think about what kinds of forces/bonding exist between the individual units.
I think the answer is primary bond !
 

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