Physical Properties of Water

[Partisan]

I googled this and surprisingly no one seems to have an answer.

What would have to be done to the water to make it change chemically?

 

[Borek]

Nothing surprising here - question is so vague and ambiguous it has no answer. What do you mean by "change chemically"?

Please elaborate.

 

[Partisan]

Nothing surprising here - question is so vague and ambiguous it has no answer. What do you mean by "change chemically"?

I have no idea that's the question asks. But I looked around some more and at unreliable places but some people said electromagnetic? Or something close to that.

 

[Borek]

I have no idea that's the question asks.

So the whole thread is an idle speculation, and it won't get any better.

 

[DeeNos]

I can provide a response to the physical properties of water. Water is a unique substance with many important physical properties that make it essential for life on Earth. Some of these properties include its high polarity, surface tension, and ability to exist in all three states of matter (solid, liquid, and gas) at Earth's temperature and pressure.

To answer the question about changing water chemically, it would depend on what specific chemical change is desired. Water can undergo various chemical reactions, such as oxidation or reduction, to form different compounds. For example, water can be chemically changed into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas through the process of electrolysis.

In order to change water chemically, it would require a chemical reaction to occur. This can be achieved through the addition of a catalyst or by altering the temperature and pressure conditions. It is also important to note that changing water chemically can have significant effects on its physical properties, such as its boiling and freezing points.

In conclusion, water has many unique physical properties that make it essential for life, and changing it chemically requires a specific chemical reaction to occur. As scientists, it is our responsibility to understand and study the physical and chemical properties of water to further our understanding of this vital substance.