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What type of crystal does not conduct electricity as a solid but will conduct electricity when dissolved in a solution? A. Metallic crystals B. Molecular crystals C. Ionic crystals D. Macromolecular crystals
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What type of crystal does not conduct electricity as a solid but will conduct electricity when dissolved in a solution?

A. Metallic crystals
B. Molecular crystals
C. Ionic crystals
D. Macromolecular crystals

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the answers is A-molecular crystals
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What type of crystals does not conduct electricity as a solid but will conduct electricity when dissolved in a solution? A.
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