How can water not be electrified?

pu1. Pure water is a nonconductor, so there's no electricity

2017-11-02

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pu2. It's called conductivity. It's a unit of how well electricity works
The conductivity of pure water is about 10^(-3)mho/m
Copper, which is also commonly used as a wire, has a conductivity of 5.8*10^7 mho/m
It's not exactly zero, but compared to copper, water's more like a nonconductor

2017-11-02

OK