Physics, asked by chhabramaya, 11 months ago

can vegetable oil be used as an electrolyte

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Answered by ShivamKashyap08

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Vegetable oil doesn't dissociate into ions, so it cannot be used as an electrolyte.

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Answered by bhaweshkadam

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no the vegetable doesn't electrolyte of oil

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