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How would you describe a solution that does not conduct electricity?rnrnquestion 5 options:rnrnit does not contain ionsrnrnrnit is an acidrnrnrnit contains ionsrnrnrnit is a base
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A solution that does not conduct electricity is a solution that does not contain ions. Ions are atoms or molecules that have lost or gained electrons, and they are what allow electricity to flow through a solution. If a solution does not contain ions, then it will not be able to conduct electricity.
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