MCQ
Solid $NaCl$ is a bad conductor of electricity since
- AIn solid $NaCl$ there are no ions
- BSolid $NaCl$ is covalent
- ✓In solid $NaCl$ there is no motion of ions
- DIn solid $NaCl$ there are no electrons
$NaCl$ (common salt) is solid in state and solid ions or compounds don't conduct electricity. It needs to be either melted, molten or dissolved in a solution (i.e. water) first. Only then will the electrons be free to move to either the Cathode $(-ve)$ or to the Anode $(+ve)$. In a liquid state the electrons are free enough to move.
Hence, solid $NaCl$ is a bad conductor of electricity because its ions cannot move freely.
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