Science, asked by m8asuniaditeshn, 1 year ago

Why do metals conduct electircity whereas non-metals donot conduct electricity?

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Answered by TheRuhanikaDhawan

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metals conduct electircity whereas non-metals do not conduct electricity because

metals have free electrons in them and the electrons can flow easily whereas ion electrons there are no free electrons so there cannot be any flow of electrons

as electricity is the flow of electrons only metals can conduct electricity

the only non metal which conducts electricity is graphite

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