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Electrovalent compounds are electrolysed but covalent compounds are not electrolysed, why ? ​
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Electrovalent compounds are electrolysed but covalent compounds are not electrolysed, why ?
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Because electrovalent compounds contains electron and ion where as covalent compounds does not contains ion or electrons..

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