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Please explain why carbon would not conduct electricity in molten state?

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Carbon compounds does not conduct electricity in molten state because carbon shares all electrons with different atoms so that no free electron is left. They have no free electrons...

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Carbon compounds does not conduct electricity in molten state because carbon shares all electrons with different atoms so that no free electron is left. They have no free electrons

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Please explain why carbon would not conduct electricity in molten state?​

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Carbon compounds does not conduct electricity in molten state because carbon shares all electrons with different atoms so that no free electron is left. They have no free electrons

Please explain why carbon would not conduct electricity in molten state?