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Polywater - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Polywater was a hypothetical polymerized form of water that was the subject of much scientific controversy during the late 1960s. It was later found to be illusory, and today is used as an example of...
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The anomalous properties of water ... The other widely-cited anomalous property of water is its high boiling point. As this graph shows, a molecule as light as H2O "should" boil at around –90°C; that is, it would exist in the world as a gas rather than a liquid if H-bonding were not present.
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Water (properties) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about anomalous expansion of water. anomalous expansion of water. Information about anomalous expansion of water in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... anomalous expansion of water; Anomalous Female Teenage Handwriting; anomalous fetus; anomalous fetus; anomalous fetus; anomalous fetus;
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Anomalous water samples have been prepared in fused quartz capillaries from pure water in an unsaturated atmosphere. ... However, electron microprobe examination indicated that a significant weight fraction of these concentrated anomalous water residues consists of sodium, boron, and oxygen. The presence of about 6...
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The spring and summer seasons of 1998 and 1999 show distinctively different water properties on the shelf and at the shelf break. We account for these differences by a combination of local forcing, independent of the adjacent Gulf of Mexico Loop Current, and interactions of the Loop Current with the shelf.
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THERE is considerable current interest in the possible existence of a new form of water reported by Deryagin1, not only because of the universal presence of water, but also because it would almost certainly require a new type of chemical bond.
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COLUMNS of water and other polar liquids formed by the condensation of unsaturated vapours in narrow quartz or glass capillaries seem to have properties markedly different from those of the bulk liquids1.
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The report concerns the synthesis and identification of 'anomalous water'. Sodium bicarbonate is formed from glass wool when the latter is extracted with methanol and with water, as a result of a reaction with carbon dioxide in the air. ... Title : Anomalous Water and Other Polymeric Materials.
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