Physics, asked by anu952, 2 days ago

pure water does not not conduct electricity​

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Answered by anushrimadas
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Electrons are negatively charged and protons are positively charged. Electricity in all forms is a result of this charge on the fundamental particles present. ... The concentration of ions in pure water is very less and is almost unionised, thus does not conduct electricity.

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Answered by dimplesingla79
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because pure water dose not conduct salt

Electrons are negatively charged and protons are positively charged. Electricity in all forms is a result of this charge on the fundamental particles present. ... The concentration of ions in pure water is very less and is almost unionised, thus does not conduct electricity.

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