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Can lactic acid and polylactide esters conduct electricity?

2022-12-05View Original

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Can lactic acid and polylactide esters conduct electricity? Can the conductivity reach 5 us/cm?
Reply #22022-12-05
Water can conduct electricity; it’s likely that lactic acid can as well.
Reply #32022-12-05
Lactic acid should be able to hydrolyze or ionize, right? If it can hydrolyze or ionize, it should be able to conduct electricity. Is that how it works?
Reply #42022-12-05
Knowledge of high school chemistry. Sigh, I already gave it back to my middle school teacher :'(

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