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Discussion of the properties of water that make it essential to life as we know it: polarity, "universal" solvent, high heat capacity, high heat of vaporization, cohesion, adhesion and lower density when frozen.
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@murators4732 5 лет назад

Thanks for the Vid. Would highly recommend to Check Victor Schauberger and his studys of water and Dr. Masaru Emoto study about water and Rice (Consciousness) Experiment.

@aspiringcloudexpert5127 5 лет назад

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@Ganpatthealth 6 месяцев назад

The last two sentences to this video are so profound, could you please do a video on that?? Thank you

@Autotunethyeveryday 5 лет назад

@khanacademy In Kurt Vonnegut's novel "Cat's Cradle" Ice-9 is a substance that when in contact with water it freezes everything. Would this substance be possible based on tweaks in how the hydrogen bonds function?

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@chissstardestroyer 2 года назад

About water freezing "top-down" in a body of water: that's exactly how life could've survived and developed during the gobal ice-coverings that've happened in the Earth's geological history; where the entire Earth was covered by at least meter-thick ice even at the equator, but *chemical synthesis, not photosynthesis* is how life originally got nutrients; so life on Earth is not that dependent upon the sun.

@AriaHarmony Год назад

I wouldn't say "is", maybe WAS not that dependent on the sun in earlier stages, but I am not sure the energy hungry creatures we have today would've ever arose without photosynthesis.

@chissstardestroyer Год назад

@@AriaHarmony Well, we know from biology, including botany, that photosynthesis is more efficient; and it is natural for a lifeform to become dependent on the most efficient means of getting nurishment/food; so that naturally follows that what we've discerned to be the most likely guess would be most probable; as a niche is a lifeform's job: how it gets its nutrients.

@chissstardestroyer 2 года назад

Why would water be a bent molecule as opposed to a line, due to how the charges like to repel similar charges?

@KissMyBalls Год назад

4:30

@chissstardestroyer 2 года назад

I'm not sure, Mr. Khan, so you should review the video to check me on this, but it seems as though you wrote "Ice is less dense *that* liquid water." as opposed to "Ice is less dense *than* liquid water." You probably should check out my reply in this case, just to be sure. It was right about seven minutes into the video; just for an estimate.