Technical data Conductivity of aqueous solutions of electrolytesArticle no: P1374900 ![]()
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Principle Salts, acids and bases are electrolytes. In pure form they do
not (or hardly) conduct electric current, because in this condition
they have no (or only extemely few) freely mobile electrons. In
water, the dissolved electrolyte divides (dissociates) into
positive and negative ions. Benefits
Tasks Do liquids also conduct electric current? You will determine if water containing dissolved substances conducts electric current.
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