Question

Difference between electronic and ionic (electrolytic) conductivity is that electronic conductance takes place in metals by movement of ________ and electrolytic conductance takes place in solutions by movement of ____________.

Options

• metals and ions

• ions and electrons

• electron cloud and electrolytes

• electrons and ions

Answer 1

Difference between electronic and ionic (electrolytic) conductivity is that electronic conductance takes place in metals by movement of electrons and electrolytic conductance takes place in solutions by movement of ions.

Explanation:

metallic substances allow electricity to pass through them by the flow of electrons and electrolytes allow electricity to pass through them in a molten state and in an aqueous solution by charge carried by ions.