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Hi. I'm an electrician. But I don't drink beer.
Is Beer a Conductor of Electricity?
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In summary, water is not conductive due to its polarity which prevents the flow of electrical current. Pure water is not conductive, but it becomes conductive when impurities or ions are present. Saltwater conducts electricity because it contains charged particles that can move freely. Water becomes conductive when it comes into contact with substances that can dissolve and create ions. Electricity cannot pass through all types of water, as pure water is a poor conductor but water with dissolved substances, like saltwater, can conduct electricity.
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Pure water isn't but, the electrolytes present in natural tap water makes it conductive.
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Beer, on the other hand is quite conducive.
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Mayhem said:
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Right. I should have said "water"Mayhem said:
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Conducive to making more water.hmmm27 said:
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It conducts money from my bank account directly into ground!hmmm27 said:
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