Chemistry, asked by rawatankit1978, 1 year ago

What is distilled water? Why does it not conduct electricity?

Answers

Answered by nikita12354

Distilled water is a kind of water that is used in laboratories. It does not conduct electricity because it does not contain any kind of salt so it does not break sodium and chlorine ions.

rawatankit1978: Thanks you so much

nikita12354: then mark it brainlest

rawatankit1978: Kush Kar diya

nikita12354: thanks

nikita12354: u gone mad

nikita12354: idiot

rawatankit1978: Oh you going mad people I know that about mad people

Answered by ayushghogre7

Distilled water is the purest form of water which doesn't contains any impurities.

Distilled water doesn't conduct electricity as to conduct electricity there must be some impurity such as salts of sodium, magnesium etc. But, as distilled water is the purest form of water it doesn't contains the necessary salts required to conduct electricity.

Hope it helps

Please mark me as brainliest

ayushghogre7: plz mark me as brainliest

Previous Question

Next Question