Chemistry, asked by Koikkara7274, 1 year ago

How do metallic and ionic solids differ in conductivity?

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Answered by Rohan0628

Ionic compounds do not conduct electricity, unless they are in the molten form or dissolved in a solution. But metals can conduct electricity in the solid state.

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