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Why the organic compounds are poor conductor of electricity?

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Answer. Organic compounds are covalent in nature. They do not ionize to produce ions. Thus because of covalent nature of bonding, organic compounds are poor conductor of electricity.
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Organic compounds are covalent in nature. They do not ionize to produce ions. Thus because of covalent nature of bonding, organic compounds are poor conductor of electricity.

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