Chemistry · Carbon and its Compounds
Covalent carbon compounds are generally poor conductors of electricity because:
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- 1they consist largely of metal atoms that bind electrons tightly
- 2they readily ionize when dissolved in organic solvents
- 3they completely dissociate into charge carriers in an aqueous solution
- 4electrons are localized within the covalent bonds and free ions are absent✓
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electrons are localized within the covalent bonds and free ions are absent
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