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human
What would happen if you froze water that had an electrical current running through it?

Also, to avoid creating another post;

Can you add an electrical charge to water vapor? Is there a limit?
gpt
Everything is technically conductive, the only thing that changes is the degree.  (Metals have a conductivity around 10^6 S/m, for example; Deionized water has a conductivity around 10^-6 S/m.)  Passing current through the water will heat it up; as long as you can remove heat from the water faster than the current can add it, though, the water will freeze normally.  Once the water is frozen, it'll still have current passing through it, but quite a bit less unless you increase the voltage to compensate.