NaCl(s)
NaCl(l)
C6H12O6(s)
C6H12O6(l)
IF POSSIBLE A BRIEF EXPLANATION PLZ AND THANKYOU
NaCl(l)
C6H12O6(s)
C6H12O6(l)
IF POSSIBLE A BRIEF EXPLANATION PLZ AND THANKYOU
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NaCl(l) because it is ionic ( a metal and non-metal) and ionic substances only conduct electricity as a liquid. covalent (non metals only) substances never conduct electricity. pure metals always conduct elecricity
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NaCl (l) I think because when it is liquid, the Na ions and Cl ions are free to move as they are delocalised, so this allows easy transfer of electricity. I think so.
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NaCl(l)
The ions are mobile in NaCl(l). There are ions in NaCl(s), but they are fixed in place. The C6H12O6 has no ions at all.
The ions are mobile in NaCl(l). There are ions in NaCl(s), but they are fixed in place. The C6H12O6 has no ions at all.