O A83PO4QUESTION 8What is the best explanation for why solid sodium chloride CANNOT conduct electricity and why molten kodiumchloride can?There are ions present in NaCl (s), but not in NaCl (1)-There are ions present in NaCI(1).but not in NaCI(s)-The ions in NaCl (5) are NOT mobile, but they are mobile in NaCl 1).The ions in NaCl (s) are mobile, but they are NOT mobile in NaCl q)-OUESTION 9SaClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answrers to save all answers.

Solid ionic compounds do not conduct electricity because the ions are held firmly in place. The ions…

QUESTION 8 What is the best explanation for why solid sodium chloride CANNOT conduct electricity and why molten kodium chloride can? There are ions present in NaCl (s) but not in NaCl (1)- There are ions present in NaCl ), but not in NaCl (s)- The ions in NaCI (s) are NOT mobile, but they are mobile in NaCl ). The ions in NaCl (s) are mobile, but they are NOT mobile in NaCl (1)-

QUESTION 8 What is the best explanation for why solid sodium chloride CANNOT conduct electricity and why molten kodium chloride can? There are ions present in NaCl (s) but not in NaCl (1)- There are ions present in NaCl ), but not in NaCl (s)- The ions in NaCI (s) are NOT mobile, but they are mobile in NaCl ). The ions in NaCl (s) are mobile, but they are NOT mobile in NaCl (1)-

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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