Chemistry, asked by AliaAmmuzZ, 1 year ago

Why crystalline sodium chloride is a bad conductor of electricity?

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Answered by Kimmus

crystalline sodium chloride is a bad conductor of electricity, bcoz the ions present in it are not able to move freely. Movement of ions or electrons experience in conducting electricity. So crystalline sodium chloride, it can't conduct electricity.

Kimmus: Hope it helps ^_^

Answered by TheRuhanikaDhawan

crystalline sodium chloride is a bad conductor of electricity because the electrons cannot flow easily as the electricity is flow of electrons the electrons should be in their free state
therefore crystalline sodium chloride is a bad conductor of electricity

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