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$A$ solid melts at a temperature above $100\,^oC$ and is a non-conductor of electricity in both solid and molten states. It is soluble in hydrocarbon solvents. What is the most likely structure of the solid?
- AAtomic crystal
- BIonic crystal
- CCovalent network crystal
- DMolecular crystal
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