Why Ionic compounds in the solid state do not
conduct electricity but are able to do so in molten state?
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because in solid state they don't contain free electron but in molten they contain free electron
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As the flow of electricity is the flow of electrons.
In solid states of ionic compound there won't be any free flowing electrons. As a result there won't be any flow of electricity. But when it is molten there form free electrons and there will be a flow of electricity
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