/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15793560
Because burning is oxidation and the hydrogen is already oxidated, which gives you water, you can't shove any more oxygen in there to further induce oxidation

>>15793566
>Bro it’s already oxidized bro, just trust the science

>>15793570
I mean you said it yourself in your original post
>Oxygen is required for combustion, and hydrogen is extremely flammable
The hydrogen/oxygen reaction is what releases energy, after hydrogen has combined with oxygen, which can only take two single bonds or one double bond, it can't combine with any more oxygen, thus releasing more energy from bond forming is not possible, it's like asking why rust doesn't rust, because it's already used up all its bond slots and can't go any further

>>15793570
>Here's a reason why it won't burn
>NOOO that's not the answer I WANTED

>>15793560
Because you OP are like 99,999% water based on your post

>>15793560
It’s because they add something to water to keep it from burning the only water that actually burns is the type you get at a gas station pump. You should buy some of this pure gas station water and try lighting it on fire.

>>15793566
so we drink burnt hydrogen

Water is more an effect.

>>15794805
Produced by hydrogen and oxygen - doesn't mean it IS hydrogen and oxygen. You can't breathe water. Midwits. What you are midwits. You're so FUCKING STOOBID.

It can't be oxidized any further. Go try to oxidize water and see what happens if you don't think it's true simply because you're too smart to accept an experimentally proven answer.

>>15793566
Water is a neutral molecule. Just because hydrogen doesn't have as much electron density doesn't mean it can't be further oxidized. Oxygen can oxidize hydrogen further when it creates acids, hence it's name, "acid producer". And acids produce fully oxidized hydrogen ions.

>>15794824
OP mentioned burning water, not turning into gas and ions, which is a naturally thermodynamically unfavorable reaction.

>>15794834
Forgot my pic.

>>15793560
Why do you think they're adding fluoride to the water? It takes the heated ions from water and prevents the chain reaction. They are keeping the power of water fuel from you. You should extract fluoride to make water flammable. You need to get a big bucket of tap water, add a bottle of 70% vinegar and a cup of bleach. You should mix it fast for 20 minutes, you can't leave the solution or the fluoride is not going to settle.

>>15793560
>why dont water burn
OP has never seen flint michigan tap water.

the absolute state

>>15793560
Does exploding hydrogen gas create water in significant amounts?

Because they put fluoride in the water.

I mean water CAN be oxidized to oxygen gas and hydrogen ions, but you need a ton of energy to do it. You can't just throw a match into a lake and expect it to burn, you dumb fucking faggot :)

>>15793560
Ma guardate l'idrogeno tacere nel mare
Guardate l'ossigeno al suo fianco dormire
Soltanto una legge che io riesco a capire
Ha potuto sposarli senza farli scoppiare

>>15795083
>OP asks question
>You comment (w/ no reason to do so)
>You don’t provide an answer
>You instead call OP a slur

>>15795128
I actually did provide an answer, if you had enough of a brain to think it over, nigger faggot :)

>>15795146
Question: “Why doesn’t water burn?”
An example of an answer: “Water doesn’t burn because (insert reason)

If you had provided an actual answer (and not insulted OP because of your “anonymity” on the internet to release your hatred) I wouldn’t have replied in the first place.

>>15793560
>Why doesn’t water burn?
Except it can

>>15793560
Hey, I think I saw you in Tel Aviv yesterday. Thank you for your service.