Respuesta :
The correct answer is (C)
non- metals have a negative charge when a current is run through its solution.
because the non-metals gain electrons as it has a higher electronegativity
than metals. so non-metals have negative charge in the solution because its
gain electrons and electrons have a negative charge. non-metals are poor
electrical and thermal conductors. example:
S- (sulfur) , He-(Helium), N- (nitrogen)
non- metals have a negative charge when a current is run through its solution.
because the non-metals gain electrons as it has a higher electronegativity
than metals. so non-metals have negative charge in the solution because its
gain electrons and electrons have a negative charge. non-metals are poor
electrical and thermal conductors. example:
S- (sulfur) , He-(Helium), N- (nitrogen)
Answer: Option (C) is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Non-metals are the substances which gain electrons in order to gain stability and hence they form anions.
Some properties of non-metals are as follows.
- Non-metals are bad conductors of heat and electricity.
- They are brittle in nature.
- Non-metals have non-shiny surface.
But non-metals when gain an electron they they acquire a negative charge. Hence, when non-metal is present in ionic form in a solution then it is able to conduct electricity.
Thus, we can conclude that has a negative charge when a current is run through its solution is a characteristic of most non-metals and is not a characteristic of most metals.