Question 10

a substance that does not conduct an electric current when it forms a solution is a(n)

a)electrolyte

b)nonelectrolyte

c)liquid

d)solid

In solution form, a B) non-electrolyte doesn't conduct electricity.

So as to direct a current, a substance must contain versatile particles that can move from one cathode to the next. Every ionic compound is electrolytes. At the point when ionic mixes disintegrate, they break separated into particles which are then ready to lead a current (conductivity).  

A nonelectrolyte is a compound that doesn't lead an electric flow in either watery arrangement or in the liquid state. Numerous atomic mixes, for example, sugar or ethanol, are nonelectrolyte. At the point when these mixes break down in water, they don't releases ions.