chemistry is vegetable oil able to conduct electricity?

Question

IS vegetable oil a conductor??????

Answer 1

There are only two types of electric charges that can conduct electricity: electrons and ions.

Vegetable oil has no free electrons.

Vegetable oil with some dissolved atmospheric moisture might be slightly conductive because the water can be ionized, but dry vegetable oil has no ions.

Therefore, it is safe to say pure vegetable oil is an insulator and not a conductor (at low voltages, say, below 600 Volts).

Answer 2

It is not, as previously explained.

It is an organic compound and they are not conductors.