How should pure water be classified with respect to its electrical conductivity properties?

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Skylar May

Chemistry

2 August, 10:06

How should pure water be classified with respect to its electrical conductivity properties?

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Danika Mccormick · Answer 1

Pure water would be classified as non-conductor since it does not allow the flow of current into the solution. It does not contains any ions or free electrons so it cannot allow the flow of current into the system. It can allow current only when any impurities is present like salts.