Carbon compounds are poor conductor of electricity, why ?
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Carbon compounds are poor conductors of electricity as they form a covalent bond and thus so it does not give rise to free electrons or ions in aqueous solution.
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Carbon compounds are poor electrical conductors because they form covalent bonds, and they do not give rise to free electrons because all electrons are used to create the covalent bond. Also carbon compound does not dissociate itself into ions, so carbon compounds are poor electrical conductors.
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