NaCl(s) does NOT conduct electricity, but N(aq) does. This is because

Chemistry NECO 2001

NaCl(s) does NOT conduct electricity, but N(aq) does. This is because

  • NaCl(s) is non-ionic but NaCl(aq) is ion
  • NaCl(aq) contains mobile electrons, where absent in NaCl(s).
  • NaCl(aq) contains mobile ions which Nacl,) does not contain. checkmark
  • NaCl(s) ionizes partiality while NaCl(aq) iodizes completely.
  • NaCl(s) decomposes when heated but NCl(aq) is stable to heat. –

The correct answer is: C

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