solid lead bromide is a non conductor of electric current since its ions are not free but held together by an electrostatic force of attraction. give reason
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The ions become free when lead bromide is in molten state but in the solid state the ions are not free since they are packed tightly together due to electrostatic force between them. Therefore, lead bromide undergoes electrolytic dissociation in the molten state.
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in molten state ions are free but in solid state their back tightly together due to electrostatic forces will lead bromide Undergoes electrostatic dissociation in the molten state so solid that bromide is not a conductor of electricity but in the fused or molten state it is a good conductor hence proved
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