Physics, asked by lolsaumil, 6 months ago

How can we show that pure water do not conduct electricity ?

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Answered by shraddha837

Answer:

Pure water can't conduct electricity because it does not contain ions. Because of diluting pure water with acid or a base or a salt, because they produce ions due to the dilution. Pure water does not conduct electricity.

Answered by maqsumabanoo67

Answer:

Because it did not contain iron.

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