Question

Explain why NaCl(s) does not conduct electricity but NaCl(aq) does

Answer 1

Answer:

this because in solids ions cannot move freely but in aqueous solution it is more easy for ions to move.

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Answer 2

Answer:

NaCl which is in solid state doesn't contain any free ions... So, it cannot conduct electricity. On the other hand, NaCl(aq.) contains few jobs, which on the passage of direct electric current, dissociate into neutral atoms at the respective electrodes...

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