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Observation what happens when you add distill water salt and lemon juice

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But when we add some salt or the lemon juice to it, it starts conducting electric current and shows deflection of magnetic compass because salts and acids are conductors of electric current when salt or lemon juice is mixed in distilled water it becomes conductor of electricity.

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