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Why is pure water not a conductor of electricity? A. Pure water has no free ions. B. Pure water has many dissolved solids. C. Pure water has few dissolved solids. D. Pure water has many free ions.
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Why is pure water not a conductor of electricity?

A.
Pure water has no free ions.

B.
Pure water has many dissolved solids.

C.
Pure water has few dissolved solids.

D.
Pure water has many free ions.

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A

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The answer is A ( pure water has no free ions)
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