Last time I checked tap water with my multimetre, it was about 20k, and the probe distance didnt matter to it for some strange reason?
It was always that no matter how close they were.
So if you did it with coke, would the co2 in the water increase the electrical conductivity, because acids conduct electricity better than water does, and co2 turns it slightly into acid?
It was always that no matter how close they were.
So if you did it with coke, would the co2 in the water increase the electrical conductivity, because acids conduct electricity better than water does, and co2 turns it slightly into acid?