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salt water. nacl (sodium chloride) which is a salt seperates into ions Na+ and Cl- in the aqueous form and serves as a better conductor of electricity. This is true for most all salts or anything that seperates into ions into solution. God Bless & Jesus Christ is LORD:)

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