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4 January, 06:06

Which type of solid can become an electrical conductor via chemical substitution?

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  1. 4 January, 06:54
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    Covalent-network solids
  2. 4 January, 09:54
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    The right answer is ionic solids

    An ionic solid is a solid composed of ions. The ionic solid also called ionic crystal is an ordered assembly of anion and cation (negative and positive charge respectively). Since such a solid is always electrically neutral, it always associates cations and anions whose charges compensate each other.

    Covalent-bond does not have negative and positive charges, so it cannot conduct electricity.

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