Chemistry, asked by advikuniqueone, 8 months ago

why gases do not conduct electricity

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Answered by himakarkata

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At atmospheric pressure, air and other gases are poor conductors (Insulators) of electricity. Because, they don't have any free electrons to carry current. But, once the free electrons are produced in gas by ionization (they become plasmas), electric discharge occurs.

Answered by kritikbansal2110

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At atmospheric pressure, air and other gases are poor conductors (Insulators) of electricity. Because, they don't have any free electrons to carry current. But, once the free electrons are produced in gas by ionization (they become plasmas), electric discharge occurs. ... Indeed, gases become plasmas once they're ionized!

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