Electrolito (química)

The video explains the electrical conductivity of solutions. When salt dissolves in water, it separates into chlorine and sodium ions, allowing the solution to conduct electricity. In contrast, sugar dissolves without forming ions, so sugar solutions do not conduct electricity.

What happens to salt when it is dissolved in water?

What ions are produced when salt dissociates in water?

Why do sodium and chlorine ions conduct electricity in water?

Explain why a sugar solution does not conduct electricity.

What is the difference in behavior between salt and sugar when dissolved in water?