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The Li^(+) ion, though smallest in size ...

The `Li^(+)` ion, though smallest in size is the poorest conductor of electricity as compared to other alkali metal ions in water. This is due to :

A

its smaller ionic radius in water

B

its low electropositive character

C

its larger degree of hydration

D

its high melting and boiling points.

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The correct Answer is:
C
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