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why does an aqueous solution of an acid conduct electricity?

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Answered by amohimin10p6redj
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Interestingly, aqueous solutions with ions conduct electricity to some degree. Pure water, having a very low concentration of ions, cannot conduct electricity. When a solute dissociates in water to form ions, it is called an electrolyte, due to the solution being a good electrical conductor.
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Answered by Myira1
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Hey...

Aqueous solution conduct water because in Aqueous solution (water) contain H+ ions ,
and we know that ionic compounds are able to conduct electricity...

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