Is saliva a conductor of electricity?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, you're asking if saliva conducts electricity? Yeah, like technically, saliva contains ions that can carry an electric current, so I guess you could say it conducts electricity. But like, don't go licking batteries thinking you're gonna power up your phone or anything. Stick to charging your devices the old-fashioned way, trust me.

Answer 2

Yes, saliva is a conductor of electricity because it contains electrolytes that can facilitate the flow of electric current. However, it has a lower conductivity compared to substances like metals or water.

Answer 3

Yes , because it has water in it , and waters conductive. So if you drop saliva on a motherboard cpu , it wont work because it is conducing electricity

Answer 4

yas it means good

Answer 5

There was an answer that water is intrinsically a conductor. This is not correct. It is the impurities within the water which conduct electricity not the water itself. Salt is a major culprit in causing water to conduct as are other minerals found in tap water. Saliva does have salt and other chemicals in it and so it too is conductive, but it is definitely not because it has water in it.