Which of the following statements is wrong regarding ionic compounds :
Correct answer: C. Ionic compounds are not always soluble in any polar solvent. It depends on the solvent.
- A. These are generally in solid state at room temperature.
- B. The force of attraction between ions is non-directional.
- C. Ionic compounds are not always soluble in any polar solvent. It depends on the solvent.
- D. They conduct electricity in molten and solution state.
Explanation
Ionic compounds are not always soluble in any polar solvent. It depends on the solvent.
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