Science, asked by ras3k0anjaninard, 1 year ago

Why does Ionic compounds conduct elecricity in a solution or molten state?

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Answered by shanki200801

in their solution or molten state the ionic compounds get split into positive and negative ions making them conduct electricity but in their solid state they have a bond ( ionic bond making them not to conduct electricity)

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