There is a general tendency for liquids to conduct electricity better than solids due to A) the mobility of particles in a liqui
d rather than their fixed positions in a solid. B) solids having a higher density than liquids. C) liquids having a lower melting point than solids. D) the liquids taking the shape of the container whereas a solid does not.
<u>Answer:</u> A) the mobility of particles in a liquid rather than their fixed positions in a solid.
<em>There is a </em><em>general tendency for liquids to conduct electricity more than solids due to the mobility of particles in a liquid</em><em> rather than their fixed positions in a solid.
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<u>Explanation:</u>
<em>Substances are classified into solids, liquids and gases</em> based on the freedom movement of their individual particles. In solids the particles are thickly packed which allows them hardly any <em>freedom of movement</em>. But liquid particles have greater freedom of movement than solids particles.
This is the <em>reason for the better conduction of electricity </em>by liquids when compared with solids. Movement of charges from one point to the other is called electricity and when the <em>particles of a conducting medium</em> has <em>greater freedom of movement electricity</em> flow will be easier.