Which consequence results when sodium chloride is melted at standard pressure?

💡 Explanation

Electrical conductivity increases dramatically during melting because *ionic conductivity* allows ions to move freely in the liquid, therefore charge can be transported easily, rather than remaining bound as they do in the solid phase.

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