Chemistry, asked by chemistry9, 1 year ago

urea is not an electrolyte in molten state why?

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Answered by prashashwitha123
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urea will not conduct electricity in molten state
neha66: tq for informtion
Answered by anusha2801
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Answer:

urea

Explanation:

because it is an electrolyte which is not in molten state

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