why NaCL does not conduct electricity
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Solid NaCl or common salt does not conduct electricity because there are no free moving ions. However,when NaCl is dissolved in water, it breaks up into Positive sodium ions ( cations ) and negative chloride ions ( anions ).
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Though NaCl is composed of ions/charged particles in solid state the ions cannot move freely.
But aqueous or molten solution of NaCl has free ions which help in the ionic conduction of electricity.
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But aqueous or molten solution of NaCl has free ions which help in the ionic conduction of electricity.
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