Why do ionic compounds conduct electricity in molten or aqueous stat
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Because in aqueous state the consecutive elements of ionic compound reacts with water and releases electrons.
These electrons then conduct electricity in the solution.
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they do it because the motion of the electrons in molten state is faster and easier as compared to the solid state so there is more conduction of electrons
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