Best Answer: A Super MultiDrive is a model name of a drive. Here's an example: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,163... Basically a Super Multidrive is one that can read/write/rewrite CD's, DVD+r, DVD-r, DVD+- r, DVD+-RW, and use Dual layer DVD's, etc. When the next gen of Disc's come out (eg blueray & HD) then a Super Multidrive would be classed as being to read/write/rewrite to them to. Hope this helps.
Feb 8, 2016. Pure water is slightly conductor . Water is not an insulator. pure water slightly passes electricity but if it is acidic water then it is a good conductor....
A. Water doesn't conduct electricity at all ... sorry but it is true. Joyce, don't be quick to jump to conclusions based on myths you've been told all your life. The truth is water DOES conduct electricity, even PURE DISTILLED water. The fact is electrically speaking there is 3 categories of materials: Conductors, insulators, and semi-conductors. Even insulators will conduct electricity if sufficient voltage is applied to them to overcome their huge resistance.