Why does lithium chloride not conduct electricity when solid?

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• ?

  1 month ago

  since lithium chloride is a solid, it does not contain free moving ions to conduct electricity. it only conducts when it is in the molten or aqueous state and the giant ionic lattice structure breaks down and there will be free moving ions to conduct electricity.

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• ?

  5 days ago

  Does Lithium Conduct Electricity

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• Christian

  1 month ago

  lithium chloride is an ionic compound. Generally, all ionic compounds do not conduct electricity in their solid state. they only conduct when they are in their molten state.

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• Anonymous

  1 month ago

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