Physics, asked by tahuraf260, 4 months ago

what is electrolysis?why does tap water conduct electricity but distilled water does not?

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Answered by aman691980

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Tap water conducts electricity due to presence of ions of dissolved salts and minerals in it. But distilled water which is a covalent compound has no ions to conduct electricity

Answered by ishanikapoor217

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Tap water conducts electricity due to presence of ions of dissolved salts and minerals in it. But distilled water which is a covalent compound has no ions to conduct electricity through it

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