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Why is dioxygen (O₂) a gas while sulfur (S₈) is a solid under standard conditions?
A. Oxygen is smaller than sulfur.
B. Sulfur has a higher melting point.
C. Oxygen forms weak van der Waals forces between small O₂ molecules, while sulfur forms stronger covalent bonds within large S₈ molecules.
D. Sulfur is more electronegative than oxygen.
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