Science fact: pure water is very bad at conducting electricity. Most water we see has some kind of salt of minerals dissolved in it, making it very conductive.

Here's a science fact: Even though gold and copper are used widely in electronic parts for their excellent electrical conductivity (e.g. copper is most often used for electrical wires and gold is most often used for connectors on PCBs). they are in fact not the best electrical conductors; the best metal electrical conductor is actually silver!
Of course, silver is too expensive to be used for wires and its tendency to tarnish makes it a poor choice for connectors, so that's why we use other metals.
Also, silver's natural form rarely forms crystals, instead it has quite an odd, crooked (in geology called dendritic) habit, as seen in this image:

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Random fact. There once was a man that could eat anything. His name was Tarrare. You should check Sam O'Nella Academy for more random bits of history.

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