Which statement best explains why a salt solution conducts electricity? the salt crystals dissolve and form bridges by which electric charges move. the ions move freely in water but lose their charges. the ions move freely in water and carry electric charges. the salt crystals remain intact and form bridges by which electric charges move.
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