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how does the compound type (ionic, polar, non-polar) correlate to its properties (melting/boiling points)?

I have a feeling it's something related to the forces acting on them but I'm confused around how.
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how does the compound type (ionic, polar, non-polar) correlate to its properties (melting/boiling points)?

I have a feeling it's something related to the forces acting on them but I'm confused around how.

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