MCQ
Solid $NaCl$ is a bad conductor of electricity because
- Ain solid $NaCl$ there are no ions
- Bsolid $NaCl$ is covalent
- ✓in solid $NaCl$ there is no mobility of ions
- Din solid $NaCl$ there are no electrons
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
in solid $NaCl$ there is no mobility of ions
c
Solid $NaCl$ is a bad conductor of electricity because in solid $NaCl$, there is no free ion as they are bound by strong electrostatic forces. However, in molten state the ions become free and conduct electricity.
Solid $NaCl$ is a bad conductor of electricity because in solid $NaCl$, there is no free ion as they are bound by strong electrostatic forces. However, in molten state the ions become free and conduct electricity.
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