MCQ
Which of the following when dissolved in water forms a solution which is non- conducting?
- AGreen vitriol
- BChile or Indian salt petre
- ✓Alcohol
- DPotash alum
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Alcohol
c
The compounds having covalent bonding will not conduct electricity.
The compounds having covalent bonding will not conduct electricity.
Hence green vitriol which is $FeSO _4$ and indian salt petre and potash alum is ionic while alcohol is covalent in nature.
Hence alcohol is non conducting.
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