NEETChemistrySolid State
Ionic solids conduct electricity in molten state but not in solid state. Explain.
Options
- AIn the molten state, ions are free to move and conduct electricity. In the solid state, ions are fixed in a cr
- BIn the solid state, ions are free to move and conduct electricity. In the molten state, ions are fixed in a cr
- CIonic solids do not conduct electricity in any state.
- DIonic solids conduct electricity both in solid and molten states due to their unique structure.
Correct answer
A. In the molten state, ions are free to move and conduct electricity. In the solid state, ions are fixed in a cr
Step-by-step solution
Correct Option is : (A) In the molten state, ions are free to move and conduct electricity. In the solid state, ions are fixed in a crystal lattice and cannot move.