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Which statement explains why the melting point of perovskite is 1980°C?

A. The melting point of perovskite is 1980°C because the electrostatic attraction between atoms holds them closely together.

B. The melting point of perovskite is 1980°C because the sharing of electrons

between atoms holds them closely together.

C. The melting point of perovskite is 1980°C because the sharing of electrons

between atoms holds them far away from each other.

D. The melting point of perovskite is 1980°C because the electrostatic attraction between atoms holds them far away from each other.

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