Question

the eletrical conductivity of metals is less then that of molten electrolytes. (true or false)​

Answer 1

No it's False..

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Answer 2

The electrical conductivity of metals is less than that of molten electrolytes is a false statement.

• The electrical conductivity of molten electrolytes is less because the number density of free ions in an electrolyte is significantly smaller than the number of free electrons in metals.
• Secondly, Ions also move slowly due to their larger mass.
• Every atom in metal is a potential charge carrier. Ions can never outnumber molecules in a solvent therefore the charge carrier density is always less than that of that in metals.