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Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:37:54 2010 No.1756245 [Reply] [Original]

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:40:54 2010 No.1756253 So you have instant water. Just add... water. I don't see how this idea could possibly fail.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:42:54 2010 No.1756259 >>1756245 you need a better dehydrator, mine can dehydrate any amount of water down to a singularity.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:44:54 2010 No.1756268 What is powdered water made of? Just curious.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:45:54 2010 No.1756269 >>1756268 Oxygen.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:45:54 2010 No.1756270 >>1756268 Solid hydrogen and oxygen obviously

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:46:54 2010 No.1756271 File: 146 KB, 800x530, 1281155259095.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] fuck yea!

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:46:54 2010 No.1756274 >>1756268 Water powder, duh. It's a nonmetalic solid.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:52:54 2010 No.1756289 >>1756245 0/10 The problem isn't even that water takes up too much space, it's that we don't have enough of it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:53:54 2010 No.1756294 >>1756289 Yes.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:54:54 2010 No.1756296 technically the term is dehydrated dihydrogen oxide

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 01:54:54 2010 No.1756297 >>1756289 >Planet composed of 70% hydrogen and oxygen >Not enough water Keep on trollin'

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 02:02:54 2010 No.1756314 >>1756297 I'm pretty sure he meant fresh bro.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 02:07:54 2010 No.1756324 you are basically talking about storing hydrogen with some kind of chamber where it can recombine with oxygen in a controlled manner.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 02:09:54 2010 No.1756330 >>1756324 >thinks dehydrating means taking hydrogen out of something. dehydration = removing hydroxyl groups ≠ hydrogen

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 02:18:54 2010 No.1756356 >>1756268 >freeze water >crush ice >powdered water

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 02:22:54 2010 No.1756380 File: 35 KB, 300x419, max_20planck.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=scientists-create-dry-wat >mfw it's an actual thing.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 02:23:54 2010 No.1756382 File: 26 KB, 640x625, AlbertEinstein.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1756380 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/7964109/Scientists-create-dry-water.html But maybe this is more what you are thinking of.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 05:12:54 2010 No.1756784 It's Powdered Water folks! Just add water!

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 05:33:54 2010 No.1756814 >>1756356 >freeze water >crush ice >powdered water but how would you rehydrate it though HMMMMM?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 05:42:54 2010 No.1756824 >>1756814 Just give it time, its self-hydrating from the humidity in the air. In fact, you can't STOP powdered water from rehydrating, but you can slow down the rate of reaction in a cooler environment

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 05:46:54 2010 No.1756831 >>1756814 heat?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 06:05:54 2010 No.1756842 If you drink dry water then you gonna die. end of story.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 06:17:54 2010 No.1756859 File: 21 KB, 196x225, 1284209822423.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >mfw its real and it's been around since the 60s >mfw its just modified silica

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 06:18:54 2010 No.1756862 >>1756842 But how would you drink it if it's not wet?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 06:23:54 2010 No.1756869 >>1756862 you got me on that one. Maybe just pour it down your throat untill you breath it it and "drown".

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 06:24:54 2010 No.1756871 10% silicic + 90% of water = solid water it was invented in the 60s

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 15 06:25:54 2010 No.1756873 silicic acid, i mean.