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The Major Binding Force in Diamond is

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The major binding force in diamond is_______________ .

(a) Covalent bond                                                  

(b)  Ionic bond

(c) Metallic bond                                                   

(d)  Co-ordinate covalent bond

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Solution

Covalent bond

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