Which of the following solutions in this figure shown will not make the bulb to glow?

sodium chlorides

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copper sulphate

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silver nitrate

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sugar solution in diluted water

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The correct option is D sugar solution in diluted water
Sugar is an organic compound and not an electrolyte and that's why it doesn't conduct electricity.

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Which of the following solutions in this figure shown will not make the bulb to glow?

The correct option is D sugar solution in diluted waterSugar is an organic compound and not an electrolyte and that's why it doesn't conduct electricity.

The correct option is D sugar solution in diluted water
Sugar is an organic compound and not an electrolyte and that's why it doesn't conduct electricity.