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