Chemistry, asked by ma3dhum8ruthing, 1 year ago

Solid sodium chloride does not allow electricity to paas through.Why?

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Answered by XxMaverickxX

Well sodium chloride has strong ionic bonds hence it is very difficult to break the bonds so it doesn't allow the electricity to pass through it Hope this helped u ☺

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