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Why are solid ionic compounds nonconductors?

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Why are solid ionic compounds nonconductors?

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Because in solid form, the ions that comprise the compound are localised (stuck) in ionic bonds, and cannot move freely. When they are molten or are in solution, the ions are free to move and can conduct electricity.

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