Is water really incompressible?
Is water virtually incompressible?
What would happen if all water was heavy water? Why is water wet? What happens when you mix water with electricity? How dangerous is it? What will happen to water if it will left in space? What will happen if humans don't drink water? What if water on Earth was replaced with heavy water? Why can't we survive without water? Why don't we purify sea water for drinking? Why can't we convert salt water into pure drinking water in large scale? Is there a difference in tepid water and lukewarm water? Why is water called anomalous liquid? Why don't our skin repel water? How did Isreal achieve to suppress water scarcity? What does it mean if water is purified? What happens when water goes in your lungs? How does water flow in terms of physics? What if sea water was not salty and potable? Why distilled water unable to conduct electricity? How are purified water and distilled water different? On a science channel, I saw that the total amount of Earth's water is always a constant, meaning water (like energy) cannot be destroyed or created. Is that correct? What can affect the density of water? Is there more deuterated water at the bottom of an ocean or deep lake? Have there ever been any experiments with squeezing water? Can 1 cubic cm of water be shrunk by sheer force to half the size? Is water evaporating a chemical change? If at typical atmospheric temperatures and pressures, water is a liquid (or solid) and much denser than air, then why does water vapour exist? What is reason behind that water droplets are on outside of cool water bottel? How that will happen? What happens if you don't drink water? What would happen if water didn't have any surface tension at all? What happens if water gets into a gas tank? Why does tonic water go flat so easily?