$X$ melts at a low temperature and is a bad conductor of electricity in both liquid and solid states. $X$ is:
- A$Carbon$ $tetrachloride$ $(CCl_4)$
- B$Mercury$ $(Hg)$
- C$Silicon$ $carbide$ $(SiC)$
- D$Zinc$ $sulphide$ $(ZnS)$
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