Chemistry, asked by swapanojha1442, 2 months ago

polar covalent compounds conducted electricity​

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Answered by flash0213
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Polar covalent compounds can not conduct electricity. But when they are dissolved in water, then they are capable of conducting electricity as the electrons will be free to conduct electricity.

Answered by Rockey12345
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Polar covalent compounds can not conduct electricity. But when they are dissolved in water, then they are capable of conducting electricity as the electrons will be free to conduct electricity.

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