Tap water conduct electricity whenever this style water does not

1.	Tap water conduct electricity whenever this style water does not
Answer» Tap water\xa0contains dissolved salts in it. These salts dissociate into ions\xa0when electricity\xa0passed through it which\xa0are\xa0responsible for the\xa0electrical\xa0conductivity of\xa0tap water. But distilled\xa0water does not\xa0contain any dissolved salts, so it\xa0does not conduct electricity.\xa0Tap water conducts electricity\xa0because it contains dissolved salts and minerals which ionise\xa0in water. The presence of these ions makes\xa0tap water\xa0good conductors of\xa0electricity. Therefore, due to the lack of ions\xa0in\xa0the liquid, distilled\xa0water does\xa0not\xa0conduct electricity.

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