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Answer: Pure water does not conduct electricity because it lacks ions necessary for the flow of electrical current. To make it conducting, we can add impurities or electrolytes like salt. Reasoning: Pure water, consisting only of H2O molecules, lacks ions necessary for the conduction of electricity. In its purest form, …
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