Question

why bromine does not conduct electricity​

Answer 1

Bromine is compsed of uncharged molecules whose electrons unlike those of metals are tightly bound to the atoms and do not form a conduction band.

Answer 2

Answer:

Why can't bromine conduct electricity even with a low melting point? Bromine is composed of uncharged molecules whose electrons, unlike those of metals, are tightly bound to the atoms and do not form a conduction band.