The electrolytes will have higher conductivity when the electrolytes dissolves through the water
When an electrolyte dissolves in water, an electric current will flow through the solution. Electrolytes conduct electricity by dissociating the electrolyte solution into ions.
Other elements or compounds in water that provide free ions, such as sodium chloride. Pure water can conduct electricity depending on pressure and volume (also known as voltage and current), but it is a relatively weak conductor.
Most water contains trace elements that contribute to ions and allow electrical conductivity. The more ions, the higher the conductivity. In the broadest sense, an element or compound that dissolves in water and can add ions to the solution causes a higher electrical conductivity.
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