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why solid form of ionic compounds do not conduct electricity wherease solid form of metals conducts it.
Asked by ashishaman25082004 | 21 Jun, 2019, 03:07: PM
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In solid ionic compounds, there are no ions are free to move, hence can not conduct electricity.
whereas in solid form of metal has free electrons to move hence it conducts electricity.
Answered by Ramandeep | 21 Jun, 2019, 07:32: PM
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