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Question: Someone stated that high voltage passed through water more
easily. I'm not familiar with this. I have always been told that the
conductivity depended on the purity of the water, regardless of the
voltage applied. Remember that this is AC, not DC from a Van de Graff
generator. Remember, water does have an impedance when AC is applied
instead of being polarized by a DC voltage. Any thoughts?