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Why saltwater is conductive

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Answered by vashuvishwanath2003
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salty water is conductive because if contains inons I ( +I've, -ive) .

Answered by tanishsrivastavaedu
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salt water contain minerals and free ions which make it possible for current to pass from it. but fresh water is not a good conductor

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