NEETChemistryElectrochemistry
Why does the conductivity of very pure water increase when electrolytes are dissolved in it?
Options
- ADue to an increase in the number of valence electrons
- BDue to the presence of ions furnished by the electrolytes
- CDue to a decrease in temperature
- DDue to an increase in pressure
Correct answer
B. Due to the presence of ions furnished by the electrolytes
Step-by-step solution
The conductivity of very pure water increases when electrolytes are dissolved in it because they furnish their own ions in the solution.