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Saturday, 13 February 2010
Water and Electricity don't mix! ♥ 4:00 pm

I'm sure that all of us here know some basic safety rules when dealing with electrical appliances, particularly that we shouldn't let them come in contact with water. But have any of us wondered why?

Well, the answer is quite simple. Although pure, distilled water is a bad conductor of electricity, just the slightest impurity and the water becomes a good conductor of electricity. This means that unless your water is 100% pure, which is highly unlikely, then the electricity would be able to travel through water very well. And when this happens, since your in proximity, you have quite a high chance of being electrocuted!

Therefore, next time, listen to your teacher's advice, and never ever let electrical appliances touch water! :D