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With respect to bonding and electrical conductivity, respectively, sulfur hexafluoride, sf6(g), would be described as "covalent and a nonconductor" because sulfur hexafluoride would be a covalent compound since neither fluorine nor sulfur are metallic elements and aqueous solutions containing covalent bonding do not conduct electricity.
What is electrical conductivity?
The ability of an electrical charges or heat to move through a material is measured by its conductivity. A material is considered a conductor if it offers relatively minimal resistance to the transfer of thermal or electric energy.
The electricity is conducted by-
- Particles that are electrically charged migrate, which results in electrical conductivity in metals.
- The existence of electron pairs, that are electrons in an atom's outer shell that really are free to move, is what distinguishes the atom of metal elements.
- Metals can carry an electric current thanks to these "free electrons."
- Valence electrons can migrate through into the lattice that makes the physical configuration of a metal because they are free to do so.
- Free electrons pass an electrical charges as they move through metal in an electric field, resembling billiard balls striking one another.
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