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distilled water does not allow electric current to flow through but Acidified water allows electric current to flow give reasons​

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Answered by riddhimapatel76
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Answer:

Explain why distilled water does not conduct electricity but tap water conducts some electricity.

Explanation:

Solution: Tap water contains many impurities and free ions whereas distilled water is free of ions. Therefore tap water can conduct electricity and distilled water cannot conduct electricity.

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