Chemistry, asked by ajishboss8635, 11 months ago

Covalent compounds generally don't conduct electricity why

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Answered by labdhi35

Answer:

Because the are generally formed by sharing of electrons and there are no free electrons to conduct electricity

Answered by LEONARDO07

Answer:

Covalent bonds generally do not conduct electricity

Explanation:

This is because they are usually formed by sharing of electrons between non- metals.They don't have free electrons and ions and hence do not conduct electricity.

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