Chemistry, asked by shripathikrishnamurt, 1 year ago

can any one explain why ionic compounds conduct electricity.please

sagar10031: ionic compounds conduct electricity due to free electron

sagar10031: NaCl

sagar10031: is the example of ionic compounds

sagar10031: covalent compounds do not conduct electricity because lack of free electron

sagar10031: CO2 is the example of covalent compounds

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Answered by talitha1625

because they contain charged particles called cations and anions

Answered by simransamrat3

Ionic compounds when in molten state allow the electricity to flow through it becoz it ionises to form positive and negative ions ........

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