Physics, asked by sreedev29, 7 months ago

does glycerin conduct electricity?

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Answered by jayalakshmi1118

Answer:

it doesn't conduct electricity... Vegetable oil is an oil and oils are poor conductor of electricity.... Glycerin has a property of not conducting electricity, due to its texture and properties

Explanation:

Answered by Anonymous

Both pure water and pure glycerin exhibit relatively low conductivity with the former starting to increase rapidly above 2 GHz. ... Measured electrical conductivity of glycerin:water mixtures as a function of frequency over the range 0.1–3 GHz.

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