Sodium chloride cannot conduct electricity in the solid state because it

Chemistry WAEC 1995

Sodium chloride cannot conduct electricity in the solid state because it

  • is a normal salt
  • is highly soluble in water
  • is an electrovalent compound
  • does not have any effect on litmus
  • does not contain mobile ions checkmark

The correct answer is: E

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