Melting points of ionic and covalent compounds..?

The melting points of ionic and covalent compounds differ primarily due to:

A. the amount of conductivity
B. the fact that ions have a stable octet
C. a difference in the interparticle forces
D. the greater attraction between covalent molecules

Thanks!

Answer:
C - a difference in the interparticle forces
I would say C(difference in interparticle forces)

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