Explain why, distilled water doesn't conduct electricity. What substance can be added to distilled water in small to make it a good conduct electricity?
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Without the swapping of electrons, electricity is unable to travel through distilled water. Salt water, on the other hand, is considered a good conductor of electricity because it contains ions in it. Tap water, although it doesn't taste salty, can also conduct electricity because it isn't pure.
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- Dissolve a pinch of common salt in distilled water. When salt is dissolved in distilled water we get salt solution. By passing current through it ,we will find that the magnetic needle of compass shows deflection. Thus, distilled water becomes a good conductor of electricity on dissolving a little of salt in it....
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