carbon tetrachloride is not a good conductor of electricity. give reason to justify
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because carbon has 4 electron and it 's all 4 electrons are used up to form bond. so no more electrons are left. hence no electron are free to move so carbon doesn't conduct electricity.
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Yes, carbon tetrachloride is a bad conductor of electricity.
- The chemical formula of carbon tetrachloride is .
- Carbon tetrachloride is a covalent compound and a covalent bond is present between C and Cl atoms.
- Thus it can not form ions. Again all four electrons of C are used to form bonds with Cl. So, no free electrons are available.
- Thus due to the absence of any free electrons and ions carbon tetrachloride act as a bad conductor of electricity.
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