Conductivity Of Water

[Bionicbelly]

Hi

 

Can someone help me please.

 

I am involved in the Construction industry and currently seeking to discover various values of conductivity for water.

 

i.e.

 

i) Condensation on the inside of a single paned glazing system

ii) Rainwater

 

If applicable, values here for coastal and inland would be advantageous please if different, which I assume they are

 

I have established the following water values

 

Distilled water 0.5 to 4 µS/cm

Supply Water 50 - 1500 µS/cm

Sea Water 50,000 µS/cm

 

But the two I still seek will assist greatly please

 

many Thanks

 

David

www.dhc-ltd.co.uk

Edited June 4, 2012 by Bionicbelly

[suresh123]

The only thing which I can explain you is that water is a good conductor and current pass it through by salts like in water(H2o),there are different salts like NaCl (Na+)(Cl-).Both the ions will carry current due to ionisation,same is happen with MgCl (Mg+ Cl-).So more water is pure the current will be pass through it less.