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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
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