Physics, asked by denielmado, 1 year ago

How do metallic and ionic substances differ in conducting electricity

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Answered by Raj4449

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.

Answered by devil21

metallic substance can conduct electricity in solid state but ionic substance conduct electricity in molten state or aquous solution

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