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pure water is a poor conductor of electricity give reason​

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Answered by harsh05572
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Answer:

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Pure water or distilled water is poor conductor of electricity beacause pure water does not contain salt in it this is the reason why pure water is a poor conductot of electriccity.

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Additional Information:-

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Pure water is bad and salty water is a good conductor of electriccity.

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Answered by Anonymous
13

Answer:

Pure water is a bad conductor/insulator of electricity because:

  • Pure water contains no ions which can conduct electric energy.
  • It has no salts, acids and bases in it.
  • These chemicals are not in it except it's molecule.

[Note: Pure water is also known as distilled water]

Additional information:-

  • Pure water is a bad conductor of electricity but dirty water is a very good conductor of electricity.
  • Pure water doesn't contain any other foreign materials except its form. Due to this property, this does't conducts electricity.

HOW CAN WE KNOW THAT A GIVEN QUANTITY OF WATER IS NOT IN ITS PURE FORM??

  • Take the given quantity of water in a beaker.
  • Collect wires and a 0 watt bulb and make a circuit as given in attachment.
  • If the bulb glows, water isn't pure but, if it doesn't, it is ure.

(Note: The battery in the above activity should contain two 9V cells)

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