Science, asked by christopherkpodar, 11 months ago

why doesn't liquid iodine conduct electricity?

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Answered by amitkumar274

Answer:

Melting point: Iodine is liquid so it doesn't have a melting point. Conductor of Eletricity: Iodine does not conduct electricity since each molecule of iodine comprises two iodine atoms joined by a covalent bond that cannot be excited sufficiently to transfer electrical energy.

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Answered by mahimaacs2002

Answer: Free ions are required to conduct electricity. Liquid iodine has only molecules so it does not conduct electricity

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