Chemistry, asked by niramalpradhan5078, 1 year ago

Why to ionic compound conduct electricity in molten state not a solid state?

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Answered by SahilSinghKing

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because in molten state the e- are loosely packed. so they conduct electricity.

Answered by premrr

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it is because in molten state the polar charges are free and the electrons are loosely packed to move easily to conduct electricity

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