What are your thoughts on water?

What are your thoughts on water?

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fuck water

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I'm pro

kidney stone gang

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It's too wet.

Can we make it less wet?

i would walk on it

It's delicious and I drink it often.

Isn't primal groudon able to evaporate all the water around it

It's nice.

If not for the unique property that its solid form is *less dense* than its liquid form, life as we know it probably could not exist.

you forgot about 4℃

Water is bipolar and you better beware not to drink too much of it.

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You shouldn't drink too little of it either though.

I'm not sure that's quite as significant, though the convection above freezing point has effects. But if solid water sank, bodies of water wouldn't be able to freeze a "protective" layer of ice in cold weather, and shit would get weird quick.

r/hydrohomies

i meant that if we take solid water at 0C and compare it to liquid water at 100C , solid water would have higher density due to it being closer to 4

Dihydrogen monoxide is in the water

people actually pay money for it, when the faucet is right next to you. trust me, it won't hurt 99.9% of people unless you're in third world

That's... not right.

Ice has a density of 0.917 g/cm3 at 0 °C, whereas water has a density of 0.9998 g/cm3 at the same temperature.

Density at 100°C: 0.95865

usgs.gov/special-topics/water-science-school/science/water-density

If your supposition were right, then ice would sink in some temperatures of water (it doesn't).