Chemistry, asked by Stuti1990, 6 months ago

If pure water is used, no electrolysis takes place. why?​

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Answered by neerajbansal00123
3

Answer:

Pure water cannot be used as the electrolyte in the process of electrolysis because pure water does not have enough ions and can't be used as an electrolyte as it cannot ionise itself.

Explanation:

Answered by Everythingpurple
1

pure water is a bad conductor of electricity.

Also, water is not an ionic compound, only ionic compunds undergo electrolysis.

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