Chemistry, asked by MrAli8644, 1 year ago

Why doesn't current passes through solid ionic compound?

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Answered by sunil4748
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A solid ionic compound does not have the free to move electrons. To conduct electricity, free electrons are needed. Thus the current does not pass through solid ionic compound.

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