why carbon compound dont conduct electricity.....
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lalitc2502:
Don't carbon compounds like graphite conduct electricity?
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Carbon compounds are covalent compounds. They form covalent bonds and do not give rise to any ions.
Ions are necessary for conduction of electricity and because carbon compounds do not give rise to ions, they do not conduct electricity.
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what about graphite?
graphite doesn't use all electron to make bond so they have always free electron for conduction of electricity
What I mean is that it does conduct electricity even if it is a carbon compound
Sorry never mind, graphite is an allotrope of carbon not a compound
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Carbon compound are made up of covalent bond due to which it doesn't conduct electricity
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But graphite conducts electricity because of the free electricity right?
yes
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