Question

vinegar is Acer Liquid state whether vinegar will conduct electricity or not​

Answer 1

Vinegar is a solution of acetic acid( a weak acid) in water and so it dissociates into ions under specific conditions( pH).

For a solution to be a conductor of electricity , it needs to contain free mobile ions which conducts the electricity across the solution. Therefore, as vinegar contains ions, it conducts electricity.

Answer 2

Yes, Vinegar is likely to conduct electricity.

In general, conductivity is related the number of charged ions present in the medium and their mobility.

And a major component of vinegar is acetic acid which finally breaks down into ions.

And as such we can say that vinegar is a conductor of electricity.

Although its conductivity may be much less in comparison to a strong acid.

But when vinegar is dissociated fully, it becomes a good conductor of electricity.