NEETChemistryp Block Elements (Group 13 & 14)
Why does boron have an unusually high melting point?
Options
- ADue to its metallic properties
- BDue to its crystalline lattice
- CDue to its low density
- DDue to its high electrical conductivity
Correct answer
B. Due to its crystalline lattice
Step-by-step solution
Boron has an unusually high melting point "due to a very strong crystalline lattice."