Explain why, a solution of cane sugar does not conduct electricity but a solution of common salt is a good conductor of electricity.
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because common salt produces H+ ions
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Cane Sugar Possess Covalency
Explanation:
- A solution of cane sugar does not conduct electricity because cane sugar is a covalent compound, which is bonded by the sharing of electrons.
- In the solution, it does not have ions to conduct electrical charges across the solution.
- But common salt consists of sodium and chloride ions and is formed by the transfer of one electron of sodium to a chlorine atom.
- When this salt dissolves in water to form its solution, ions get dispersed across the solution due to which the solution conducts electricity across the solution.
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