2. Describe how electrical conductivity changed as the concentration of the solutions changed?

3. Electrolyte is a term used to describe solutes that conduct electricity. What substance/s is/are electrolytes?

4. Non-electrolytes are substances that dissolve in water but do not conduct electricity. What substance in this experiment is a non-electrolyte?

5. Sports drinks are often advertised as electrolyte-replacement drinks. These drinks generally contain sugar, water, and salts. Which of these ingredients are actually replacing your bodyâs electrolytes? How do you know?

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2. Describe how electrical conductivity changed as the concentration of the solutions changed?

3. Electrolyte is a term used to describe solutes that conduct electricity. What substance/s is/are electrolytes?

4. Non-electrolytes are substances that dissolve in water but do not conduct electricity. What substance in this experiment is a non-electrolyte?

5. Sports drinks are often advertised as electrolyte-replacement drinks. These drinks generally contain sugar, water, and salts. Which of these ingredients are actually replacing your bodyâs electrolytes? How do you know?

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