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Explain why : Cu, though a conductors of electricity is a non electrolyte?

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Dear Student,

There seems to be some ambiguity in your question. Cu in its elemental form is a metallic conductor. But it can't be regarded as an electrolyte. This is because an electrolyte is a substance that furnishes free ions in aqueous solution and thereby, conducts electricity. Cu in its metallic elemental form does not furnish ions. Hence, it is a metallic conductor and a non-electrolyte.​

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