Chemistry, asked by anoopsingh2151, 1 year ago

Pure water conduct electricity or not

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Answered by vijayapalinioudc4g

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Pure water do not conduct electricity because it doesn’t contain electrons.

Answered by shaashwat2710

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Answer:

It is an insulator because there is no minerals to help in conducting in pure water

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