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I understand water in its purest form is non-conductive, or something like that.
I also know that there will always be some ions no matter how clean the water is...what kind of ions are these?
Are they enough to actually make it, say, carry some voltage a few inches and light a light bulb or something like this?
I also know that there will always be some ions no matter how clean the water is...what kind of ions are these?
Are they enough to actually make it, say, carry some voltage a few inches and light a light bulb or something like this?