Chemistry, asked by sunnykashyap48124, 11 months ago

coalent compound generlly dont' conduct electricity why​

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Answered by GodlyGreNinja
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Answer:

Covalent compounds don't have a free electron or ion so they can't conduct electricity. Covalent compounds do not conduct electricity because they are formed between non metal atoms by sharing of electrons.

Exception: Graphite, an allotrope of Carbon is a good conductor of electricity (has a free atom)

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Answered by aadya890
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Answer:

it is because covalent compounds do not have ions to conduct electricity.

covalent compounds are formed by the sharing 9f ions not by gaining or losing ions .

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