There is a sample of water. However it is not known if it is pure distilled water or contains salts and other impurities. Can you determine if it will conduct electricity or not with just the given information?

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Depends on temperature of water

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The correct option is C
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Pure water is not a conductor of electricity. But the presence of salts, minerals etc makes it a conductor.

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There is a sample of water. However it is not known if it is pure distilled water or contains salts and other impurities. Can you determine if it will conduct electricity or not with just the given information?

The correct option is C Can't be said Pure water is not a conductor of electricity. But the presence of salts, minerals etc makes it a conductor.

The correct option is C
Can't be said

Pure water is not a conductor of electricity. But the presence of salts, minerals etc makes it a conductor.