Ionic compounds can conduct electricity when they are in molten form.
Ionic compounds usually exist in solid state and are regarded as high
conductors of electricity as a result of electrons being able to flow freely
within it. The electron movement gives rise to the flow of electric current and
hence its ability to conduct electricity.
Ionic compounds however are able to conduct electricity when they are in
the molten state. The molten form of this compounds give rise to electrons
being able to flow as to when compared in the solid or non-molten state in
which the atoms are tightly packed together and have less room for
movement.
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