Best video on the entire KZfaq for this topic. Very well explained.

Very easy to understand. Thank you. I feel at school they’re so focused on the material necessary for the exams they skip explanations of concepts like this and simply un,eaningfully tell students ‘when ions are free to move the conduct electricity’. Makes loads of sense. Thanks

Thanks man for this great explanation!

I will say that your video deserves to be on the top of the youtube search query list (if someone would search for "how ionic solutions conducts electricity") as it very clearly explains as to how ions contribute to electricity conduction. Awesome video. Thanks a lot!!!! You cleared a very old confusion of mine :-D

Finally a video that explains the why and not the what.

Easy and Simple explanation THANKs

thanks, this really helped :)

Thank you sir it helped me a lot. Very good explanation.Your Efforts are Appreciated.

does this mean that if someone puts an anode into salt water without putting the cathode in, current will still flow from the solution to the positive side of the battery. Thank you for the video. It was extremely helpful

It seems like at some point the solution is going to run out of salt as it forms 2Na and Cl2. Then it wouldn't conduct electricity anymore. Is that right or am I missing something?

Excellent video!

Thanks, great video. One question though: Can the negative ions ever give away more electrons than they would to become nutral when interacting at the anode, and then become positive ions? And likewise, could the positive ions take away more electrons than they need to become neutral? Or do they always lose again the exact amount nessary for them to become neutrally charged? Furthermore, are there no interaction between the free ions within the liquid when they collide? Can they not interchange electrons directly with each other to become neutrally charged? My background is maths and physics, I know very little about chemistry. Teaching some A-level physics in 22-23 so feel that I need to understand this better.

Thank you so much for this useful video!!

thank you for this thank you so so much I finally understood it !!

Thanks this was really helpful.

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Thank you. This is a very helpful video.