CH-266
Giant covalent structures
Chemistry · Secondary 3 · Medium · Giant covalent structures
Which statement explains why silicon dioxide (SiO₂) does not conduct electricity in the solid state?
- It contains positive ions that are free to move.
- It has delocalised electrons between layers.
- It has no mobile ions or electrons in its structure.
- Its molecules are far apart and move randomly.
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