Which do conduct more electricity, acids or organic compounds?

Answer 1

The question doesn't really make sense.

First of all acids can be organic compounds.
Although most are generally weak, organic acids can also be very strong such as Triflic Acid and Carborane superacid.

Second 'Acids' and 'Organic Compounds' are both consist of an incredibly broad range of different chemicals with different properties. Some acids are good conductors, some are not. Some organic compounds are good conductors, some are not.

Whether or not a chemical is a good conductor of electricity depends on how strong an electrolyte it is. A strong electrolyte is a solute that completely, or almost completely, ionizes or dissociates in solution.

Answer 2

Acids CAN be organic compounds. But as it is compared to a hydrocarbon, an acid is more conducting. An inorganic acid is also more likely conducting than an organic acid, since organic acids tend to be weak ones (although there are exceptions).

Answer 3

Acids, as they ionize in water.

Answer 4

acids