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

[QUOTE=Borek;3577112]Nothing surprising here - question is so vague and ambiguous it has no answer. What do you mean by "change chemically"?

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

Borek

Quote by Partisan

I have no idea thats the question asks.

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

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Partisan	Physical Properties of Water Tweet 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 Admin	Nothing surprising here - question is so vague and ambiguous it has no answer. What do you mean by "change chemically"? Please elaborate.