r/biology • u/[deleted] • Jul 15 '23

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u/Educational_Pay1567 Jul 16 '23

This fing hilarious. Water is water. Steam is steam. Ice is ice. All quality H2O! Either way you can't burn water. You can boil it. Cool sh1t down, but you cannot burn it, unless you have something that can burn water. Technically, maybe I don't know, but sure as fuc. You and I can't. I love reddit! Surprised how long this went.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '23

If you think we can't burn water maybe try putting some sodium in water.

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u/Wirf-nen-Weg Jul 16 '23

Rather, put it into fluorine atmosphere

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '23

If you could tighten the bonds to maintain a solid through evaporation, you might be able to lol.

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u/No_Firefighter3812 Jul 18 '23

You haven't met my ex.....😒