Anyone can give me ideas of how to find resistance of a liquid

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To determine the resistance of a copper sulfate solution, it's noted that increasing the concentration decreases resistance due to reduced water content, which is a conductor. A proposed method involves using copper sulfate as electrodes in a circuit, although this may not be the most effective approach. The discussion seeks additional methods for measuring liquid resistance. Resources and links to relevant information on the topic have been shared for further exploration. Understanding the relationship between concentration and resistance is crucial for accurate measurements.
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How to find copper sulphate resistance. I know that with the increase on concentration to the solution the resistance will decrease because of less water in it and water is a conductor of electricity but i want to know if there is a method of finding the resistance.


I was thinking to place copper sulphate as electrodes in a solution with circuit equipment on it but it sounds wrong.

trying to get a way to find liquid resistance any methods would be helpful
 
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