what is defination of conductivity?
How much conductivity of water ?
what is effect when conductity of water low or high?
Answer / Amit Kumar Garkoti
Conductivity is the measure of a material's ability to conduct electricity. Conductivity of water can vary depending on temperature, but for pure water at 25 degrees Celsius, its electrical conductivity is approximately 0.054 Siemens per meter (S/m).nnWhen the conductivity of water is low:n- Lower conductivity means less current flow, which can be beneficial in applications like isolation transformers or electric power generating plants to reduce energy loss.nnWhen the conductivity of water is high:n- Higher conductivity allows for easier electricity flow, which can pose a risk in applications where unwanted electrical current may cause harm, such as in industrial processes or natural bodies of water.
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