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Electrolytic Cell (4)
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Electrolytic Cell (4)
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Example of non-electrolytes (1)
Acetamide, CH3CONH2
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Example of non-electrolytes (2)
Glucose, C6H12O6
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The properties of an electrolyte that allow it to conduct electricity
Because there are free moving ions
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The role of ions in an electrolyte that can conduct electricity
Ions carry charges
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The reason of ionic compound in the solid state cannot conduct electricity
Ions in ionic lattice structure cannot move freely
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The reason of ionic compound in the molten or aqueous solution can conduct electricity
Presence of free moving ions
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The reason of covalent compound cannot conduct electricity
No free moving ions
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The reason of acid and alkali (in absence of water) cannot conduct electricity
No free moving ions
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The reason of acid and alkali (presence of water) cannot conduct electricity
Presence of free moving ions
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The reason of molten lead(II) bromide, PbBr2 and sodium chloride, NaCl solution can conduct electricity
Because there are free moving ions and these ions carry charges
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