Dangerous ultra pure water

[@thebigoof9458]

Maintenance guy pouring ultrapure water onto circuits be hearing faint screams.

[@gibbyace5077]

John Wizard *of african children

[@Voleun]

well that was a turn

[@kamisama2169]

lavinia well maybe those African kids should stop putting forks in sockets

[@jesusmanuel1856]

+Sasha Starks They have forks and sockets in Uganda? OK.

[@jesusmanuel1856]

+KittyChan_ Everybody in Uganda knows kung fu

[@chriscollinsmedia]

I'd drink a lil to see how water actually tastes normally

[@Flushable5000]

How water taste normally? Ultra pure water is extremely filtered water. That means it has gone trought a process made by humans.

[@jojibot9193]

+Lord Biffus He means how pure H2O tastes

[@Tonatiub]

"If you had a completely empty container free of any microorganisms and no way of secreting any minerals and created water it would be ultra pure" You are underestimating how difficult those conditions are to achieve without the proper equipment, its not something just about anyone can do in its home and it only ever occurs in nature in extremely rare conditions and in relatively low quantities so by definition its certainly not normal water

[@Tonatiub]

anonymous distilled water is no ultrapure water, people can drink distilled water with no problem, youd need to not eat food at all for it to start to drain you in a considerable manner

[@Slekejkwls-1819]

It doesn't have taste

[@merricc5218]

rip speck of dust press f to pay respects

[@idzidz833]

Hoangue im on a phone so f

[@xtrashocking]

f

[@chloeduncan5235]

f

[@danielnoneya9111]

f

[@guerrog4729]

Hoangue L

[@gavonyx]

1:03 would it taste bad or have no taste at all

[@noreason2701]

No taste at all, this video is 500% bullshit.

[@donald_doe]

Your math is pure bullshit

[@michaelpapadopoulos6054]

i have tried distilled water (which is not the same thing as this) and it tasted diffrently. this one will probably be even less resemblant of normal water

[@renegade2318]

michael papadopoulos because your your not used to tasting water that is full of chemicals like fluoride and chlorine and inorganic minerals which are all detrimental and useless for your health.

[@itsgalvador1349]

mastermindzebra234 we don't anything about whether they are detrimental to your health. evidence for and against inorganic minerals is out there but we have no conclusive proof either way. although it seems theoretically organic minerals are more bio available that doesn't mean inorganic ones are useless.

[@jimstone3014]

Don't drink water; it's bad for your health. lol

[@itsmuzz1583]

don't breath I causes oxidation lol

[@jakemachado3612]

prince muzzammil your lungs have a hard time filtering air

[@brianadriangutierrez]

Jim Pigmon 100% of people who drink water die

[@wlp112]

W.C.Fields said "don't drink the water fish fuck in it"

[@sciblastofficial9833]

Brian Gutierrez Dihydrogen monoxide can corrode metal, imagine what it can do to your insides

[@Rob-uc2jh]

Corrections: The oxygen atom has a high electronegativity causing the electrons to spend more time near that side of the molecule. This causes the molecule to have a nonzero dipole moment. The molecule still has a net zero charge. Drinking a glass of pure water won't hurt you. The amount required to affect your concentration gradient is barely different than bottled water. So yes, drinking enough pure water will kill you, but drinking that amount of any water would. Tech Insider, please hire a more scientifically literate writer.

[@hellatze]

Rob speak english ? This is not science forum.

[@OrbitalForce]

hellatze technically is since this video is focused on science

[@hellatze]

what if peasant want to understand what you say ._. if you cant explain in simple way, that means you understand nothing. -einstein

[@OrbitalForce]

hellatze I don't think peasants would own even a phone

[@hellatze]

analogy, the lost art of languages.

[@JayS-zn2wk]

"You can make religion outta this"

[@miirzys]

THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZERRR

[@skeltor1446]

"No, don't"

[@grrr1351]

Meem Supreme it's already clean.

[@MrGiygas1]

HOLY WATER

[@MsKeziana]

No. Dont.

[@yzawnfest3981]

0:49 everyone's just going to ignore the fact that water can be thirsty?

[@supersunman6056]

yzawnfest Rocks can get bruises.

[@Post_Stall_Maneuver]

when the water so thirsty it drinks you

[@wattosacrim]

Correction: Ultrapure water kills pharmaceutical companies. Ultrapure/double-distilled/distilled water is the greatest solvent in the world. It has the highest water potential and resistivity giving it the ability to break down inorganic deposits in the body and facilitate their excretion such as plaque in your arteries or toxic deposits on your bones that cause OsteoArthritis, CAD, renal failure etc. I have been drinking distilled water since 2020 and I have not had a headache since. I have never felt so healthy, my teeth never so clean, my body never more hydrated. My chronic dehydration is gone, my kidney pain with it, my fatigue reduced, my memory better, my endurance higher, my mood improved, my taste refined and 10kg of weight loss from 100 to 90kg Fun fact: Distilled water is essentially what keeps dialysis patients alive. Fun Fact: Distilled water is better than chemo therapy on cancer cells. Fun Fact: Distilled water is the only substance in the world that can enter your body without doing damage to tissues and cells.

[@aribernays]

I love you. Couldn't have said it better myself. I've been drinking ultra pure John Ellis Distilled Water exclusively for years, I feel great, and the water "tastes" amazing. Purity. I suppose I'm not getting the hydrofluorosilicic acid added to tap water in the water I consume, so I only have to face that neurotoxin when I shower. Oh No!

[@peacebewu]

is distilled absolutely 100% pure though? I assume there's still teeny tiny impurity in it.

[@nataliealfera7225]

Like much do you have to drink for it to be deadly? Would a single drop of it kill you or does it have to be a glass of it

[@tayamartinez3083]

I swear I see you everywhere

[@joshmaguire4648]

no amount at all will kill you, its actually better to drink than regular bottled water.

[@tayamartinez3083]

Josh Maguire If your body doesnt have minerals it cant survive because minerals are an energy source and nutritional provider for the body. If you dont have these minerals you ded son. Its not better because it can kill you >.>

[@joshmaguire4648]

look up anything related to pure water, and you'll find that people have been drinking only pure water for years and have had nothing but positive health benefits from doing so.

[@RichOrElse]

There is such a thing as drinking too much water, also known as water intoxication or water poisoning.

[@深夜-l9f]

I'd like to try :P

I actually want to know what it tastes like

[@joshuanecesario7926]

Yasin Akşit -HOLY SHIT 69 LIKES NOT LIKING IT TO MAKE IT 70

[@decoykaiquebtk6624]

It tastes like water .I guess

[@garbleduser]

It tastes amazing!

[@forgottennations8523]

carlos santos u are all dumb, pure water doesn't have a taste. That's why companies add minerals to get taste. SMH.

[@awfullygenericname6783]

I put ultra pure water near my electronics and spilt the water The electronics don't work anymore

[@djsaidez271]

maybe it attracted some ions from the surface the water and electronics were on. Or maybe it wasn't "pure" enough. The Action Lab used Type II deionized water, and a phone kept charging in it. I don't know

[@harnageaa]

it was a joke

[@Che8t]

phung tran actually, pure water will not harm your electronics

[@DarthVader-nw5cs]

It doesn't screw with the electronic items

[@engitect]

phung tran Spilt*

[@mr.sir0173]

It still be cool to see what pure hydrogen and oxygen taste like

[@noreason2701]

Nothing.

[@buffoonustroglodytus4688]

It tastes like the fruit of human intellect

[@aves8964]

This comment just made me a bit more stupid, unless you were being sarcastic... *fuck* _Now I'm confused_

[@gnostaoticanarchangautand]

Mr. Krabs I need a cody's lab to do a thing

[@CoronaKirisame]

_what if i just drink a drop to know what it tastes like_

[@onyx_vii7808]

"I lost 30 lbs from drinking nothing but ultra pure water!"

[@smith-mundtnews1406]

@@Rishi-9073 🤦‍♂️ you can’t believe everything on the internet. Distilled water is good for you if you care about your health

[@smith-mundtnews1406]

@@Rishi-9073 do some research.

[@scsid]

I'm not a scientist so I may not know but since water also constitutes of minerals wouldn't the minerals in your body just mix with the ultra pure water and would then become normal water?

[@okaywa9757]

Sidharth Chandran well yes, but your body only has a certain amount of minerals So if you drank like two liters of the stuff and you dont have enough minerals in your own body you'd start to notice the effects

[@Nemesis_T_Type]

You won't die if you eat food with sodium and potassium. Lack of electrolytes is the reason why drinking it long term is bad. The same reason why people cutting weight passed and the same reason why people with diarrhea die. Lack of electrolytes.

[@lakshyapalawat579]

It'll become normal water but will absorb essential minerals in your body and you're going to have a lack of some essential minerals

[@TehLiquid]

@@okaywa9757 what is a diet? the minerals you get from water you'd need to drink gallons upon gallons of the stuff daily to even get a fraction of the rdi that you would get from food.

[@juliusbernotas]

I tasted distilled water a couple of times. It doesn't taste terrible at all, it's a bit different than normal tap water, but I wouldn't notice the difference if I didn't know.

[@thetrueenderd2980]

What would happen if you showered in it?

[@yggdrasil9039]

your skin could conduct electricity more easily, so you'd have a great career lined up as a semiconductor

[@sleystad872]

ELECTROMAN

[@huntersmith1372]

you would become a S H I N Y C L E A N B O I

[@crackedemerald4930]

It would be a very deep cleaning

[@himizuku3638]

Hunter Smith I smell a meme Who would win? All the minerals inside your body Or oNE THIRSTY BOI

[@jemkeystv5717]

That's actually good, it removes inorganic matter from your body, the body only uses organic matter which has a net negative charge just like pure water and we all know like charges repel

[@engelchevez2680]

So that was the water that Goku drank in Dragon Ball

[@Dangoltube]

Drinking distilled water has the same effect as drinking ultra pure water

[@ElectroRuts]

From which dose does it become a problem?

[@the-bgrspot6997]

from the first 10 liters . . . . . . . . . . . Vodka

[@noreason2701]

Never. This video is so full of shit. This is the most uneducated rumor I've ever heard, and it's all over the place. The only way it could be dangerous is if you only drink pure water and never consume anything with minerals in it. Even tap water only has a tiny amount of minerals in it, usually entirely insignificant.

[@sudonim7552]

It's only a problem if you only ever drank pure water. If you just drank a cup of it you'd have no problems whatsoever.

[@Dish.Washer]

Cerus98 He's joking smartass

[@renegade2318]

Lordkingkoe you fool. it's impossible for organic minerals to be absorbed by this type of water. learnt he difference between organic and inorganic ic minerals. inorganic minerals are useless for the body and even detrimental. organic minerals are got through healthy foods.

[@garbleduser]

Hi.. um my tapwater is 54µs/cm (yearly average) already! I work with type one water all day and can tell you that the moment it hits any surface, or rests for any period of time, its no longer ultrapure. I have drank this exclusively for 5+ years and have no issues with it. Multiple bone density scans confirm this. My water system is a heavily modified Millipore ELIX 100 with a Millipore biocell Ultrafilter with biopak and a polishing filter. Neither virus nor RNA can pass this system. Ultrapure water is amazingly refreshing to supertasters like myself because it finally gives us something to wash away any flavor.

[@metanoia.CHANGE_OF_MIND]

School taught us Water is *just* Hydrogen and Oxygen My life is a lie

[@c.m.m6668]

If you knew the whole truth and nothing but the truth you'll realize how everyone is living a lie

[@phamthu3775]

not too much but did they tell you that photons and gluons and fermions and bosons and muons together make what you are living, aka spacetime, universe or... multiverse? Life is 1 + 1 = 2 and school tells you to remember only the 2 without stating many ways to reach it. And you live your life thinking you're failure because you never reach 2.

[@mobilman3904]

Lol I'm so dumb and thought the title is Dangerous Ultra Instinct Power.

[@mohammedaminaissou2285]

Felix P3 me too

[@stryxo5006]

so can i shower my computer with this water?

[@plasma8321]

Sounds like distilled water (which does actually taste better and is good for the body)

[@BobPwnsMC]

What container can you store this stuff in without it grabbing minerals and turning into regular water?

[@sravannotshravan]

Isn't this called distilled water?

[@bellawolf5170]

"Ultrapure water would taste terrible since minerals are what give water taste" ehm, I thought water didn't have any taste xD

[@talleryt7291]

It does

[@ksamsel01]

Fluoride is toxic industrial waste banned by nearly every country in the world. It's used in the United States to dumb down the population.

[@OliveAmanita2682]

+ksamsel01 Fluoride is one of the most abundant naturally occurring elements on Earth. Lots of countries add fluoride to their water.

[@ksamsel01]

25 countries, 377,655,000 million people, 5% of the world’s population. With more people drinking fluoridated water in the United States than the rest of the world combined. It's rejected or banned by the remaining 95%.

[@sebastians7346]

ksamsel01 yea fun fact the president has a private supply of ultra pure water

[@ethaneveraldo]

"Ultra pure" water wouldn't taste bad, it just would have absolutely no taste. I drink distilled water all the time and personally I think it tastes the best. It's pure and refreshing and doesn't have any weird taste from the minerals.

[@mr.berkeley4557]

Sooo.... bone-hurting juice?

[@Palladiumavoid]

O

[@jll1695]

This is incorrect for organic minerals and is true for inorganic minerals. Inirganic minerals are those clogging our joints etc... organic minerals come via plants not water.

[@to_helper9517]

Wait so we aren't allowed to drink that stuff from the chemistry room? O_o *~slowly steps back*

[@PraxZimmerman]

Distilled water tastes great. I front 4 liters a day for the past 10 years and am perfectly healthy.

[@wsb2607]

So actually... water taste like minerals.

[@MalindoWe]

I started drinking distilled water sometimes back. No issue here

[@Bee-iv4zh]

Two guys walked into a bar The first one said to the bartender, 'I'd like some water, please.' So he got his water and drank it The second guy said to the bartender, 'I'd like some H2O, please.' So he drank his H2O and died

[@domkieran8077]

you fucked up the joke...

[@IWantToStayAtYourHouse]

makes no sense, can someone explain

[@domkieran8077]

he fucked it up. The second guy should say, can i have some H20 too, which the bartender hears as h2o2, hydrogen peroxide, So he dies when he drinks his h2o2

[@IWantToStayAtYourHouse]

ohhh

[@vaprin2019]

except that the video was wrong because drinking pure water won't actually kill you so the joke wouldn't have made sense either way

[@antpooler]

Hey Tech insider, do you have any science or research studies to back this up

[@MCCarterNinja]

Pure h2O is a very very very very very very very very poor conductor of electricity almost to where it does not at all the minerals on the water is what gives water the amount of conduction it has out of your tap

[@chrindo8237]

What

[@fake182a]

I think what he means is that normal water conducts electricity due to the ions/charged particles in the water. The water itself is not a good conductor of electricity at all. So if you remove those ions (which is what happens when you make pure water), then the pure water will not conduct electricity.

[@jackpreston9236]

are you dumb

[@gftvskate2425]

It actually would only remove inorganic minerals from the body. I drink Distilled water everyday, it’s the best!!

[@thegrinch9059]

Pure water, pure oxygen. Both are bad for you.

[@aggroknight4259]

The Grinch I guess that must be why astronauts use entire containers of the latter to breathe in space.

[@aggroknight4259]

The Grinch Well humans don't breathe nitrogen, and carbon dioxide is harmful. What else would it have? Various minerals?

[@thegrinch9059]

Analytic31, the air you breathe is 80% nitrogen. Meat head.

[@inn0c33nt5]

+Analytic31 we don't only breathe oxygen, we breathe 78% nitrogen too and other components but the only thing we use really is the oxygen and that is balanced with different gases ect so if we breathe in a higher concentration of oxygen, it can cause all kinds of issues. imagine if we were breathing 100% pure oxygen?

[@aggroknight4259]

The Grinch I already knew that most of the air is nitrogen. Our bodies don't make use of it though. The only chemical from the air (which makes up a significant fraction of the atmosphere) that our bodies actually use through breathing (as far as I know) is oxygen. And quit with the pointless condescension. It's not accomplishing anything, even for you.

[@paulwebb2078]

I can see it now... The Ultrapure Water challenge.

[@-m4gnix-288]

Nah this is not ultra pure water Bleach is! It has electrolytes, detergents, anti bacterial organisms And more HEALTHY minerals! 8D

[@Palladiumavoid]

No

[@uppertributaries]

Distilled water is what you want to drink. 5 years in and feeling amazing.

[@uppertributaries]

@Frank Silvers Instantly

[@johndavis9487]

Is ultra pure water the same as distilled water?

[@aldrinlimos5159]

No, but a lot of the people here just assume that they're the same and say stupid statements(like the top comment). Like, this specific question is one of the handful you don't need to do extensive research for, you can just Google it.

[@aldrinlimos5159]

Yes, but the fact that the purification method is different *does* make a difference. Distillation still leaves some impurities in the water, while deionization removes nearly all, or all of the impurities.

[@inn0c33nt5]

+Aldrin Limos deionisation can remove all *minerals* but not all minerals and other trace contaminants.

[@rein0123]

Is ur brain the same size as peanut?

[@angelic7532]

JOHN DAVIS well no, because if it was distilled water would be banned.

[@johnnygrace707]

I'm gonna drink this to cleanse my body of all the fluoride in the water

[@thedoorguy9506]

First World Problems in a nutshell.

[@engitect]

PIZZAER LMAO👌😂

[@dynamicworlds1]

No, just pseudoscience

[@ketchupacket]

Water is thirsty.

[@Lunas2525]

first off to get this super mega pure water you would need to apparently store it in a container of ice made from this same water but you could not drink the ice cause anything this magic water touched would attach to it... this is another play on deionized distilled water is bad for you. you literally can't get water so pure like this unless you make it yourself by burning hydrogen in a container that this water can't touch... furthermore our bodies are very efficient at filtering we can't loose minerals already digested when there is excessive minerals already in our tracts for it to latch onto thing simply don't work that way. super ultra pure water is harder to come by than you think most stores do not sell lab grade pure water. as for the taste it would be nothing there would be no perceived taste.

[@-kepha8828]

You do realize pure water getting mixed with food inside of our small intestine makes the "pure water" no longer pure. But makes it very vitamin and mineral based, where it is then absorbed back into our bodies before being urinated out, dont you?

[@AnimMouse]

Another BuzzFeed style video.

[@mr.mendelli6224]

Short, sweet, and to-the-point. It is sometimes refreshing to watch an educational video like this without unnecessary pandering to finally reach the point half an hour in.

[@brocklee3768]

I wonder if a future form of this ultra pure water could be used to absorb bad materials in your body like toxins, then be sold for traditional use in a medical kit for if you child swallows some chemicals by accident or ingests something's they shouldn't..... and if this could be brought into the world why not lower the strength of the ultra water by a bit and transform the formula into a hangover-cure that absorbs and attracts the minerals you ingested last night and allows you to dispose of them properly....... just a few ideas that popped in my head I usually keep to myself but I didn't see any comments like mine!

[@brocklee3768]

Sherlock Holmes specific in the dosing? I agree, but I'm sure there is some other agent or material that is non toxic and water soluble that can be added to dilute the pure water. Maybe I should start concocting this together!

[@reddragonflyxx657]

It's a good concept but pure water isn't a good material to use. It dissolves too many nutrients and would only dilute any toxic substances. It also misses anything not soluble in water. However, other materials are used to treat specific toxins. For example, the general concept is used in chelation therapy, where substances are added to the body which bond to heavy metals (good if you have been exposed to high doses of Mercury), but such materials are often harmful as well, so they are only administered to treat life threatening acute heavy metal exposure, such as when Karen Wetterhahn spilled a bit of dimethylmercury on her glove while doing research at Dartmouth (ironically, her research was on the effects of heavy metal poisoning). So once again the law of ideas prevails. You thought you had a good, novel idea, and expand upon it. Shortly you find out that other people had the idea first, spent more time on it, did it better, and got their names in the Wikipedia article(s) on its application​s X years before you thought of it. Sorry about that, but look on the bright side: you can still reap the benefits (I can play Snake on my CM Rapid-i keyboard now, you can get treated for acute heavy metal poisoning). Now if you're still interested you can improve upon it (I can add Tetris, you can find a safer, more general agent for removing toxins). Better luck next time and have a wonderful day.

[@nggaknormal]

that's not how it works, and there are better alternatives already. i suggest learn medicine since you seems to be interested

[@brocklee3768]

RedDragonflyxx this is exactly what I love hearing! Maybe I should change my major because I love learning about the history and science behind things like this and why it won't work and what people in the past have tried (either successfully by accident, or plain failure) thank you for teaching me and not trolling! 😊

[@brocklee3768]

Raka Nggaknormal Iv been told to take a few classes and see if it's for me by family because of my interest!!

[@ryank1273]

Pure water is used for hot line washing. Since pure water is non-conductive, it can safely wash energized transmission lines.

[@jensen3924]

respeck

[@spidercat2841]

Clearly the person who wrote this has no grasp on chemistry or biology

[@ksamsel01]

There's not a single recorded or known case of death caused by drinking pure water, ever.

[@MrTechselect]

You can die from drinking too much water. A woman who drank 6 liters of water in a contest died of water intoxication. And that's not even pure water. excess water can lead to a type of electrolyte imbalance (called hyponatremia). If pure water strips out minerals i.e. electrolytes then a person could essentially have hyponatremia symptoms.

[@ibrahimmudassar6563]

*You're

[@sasuke4355]

ultrapure with no minerals at all, not pure water

[@localcrackhead2904]

that's because idiots don't work with electronics so they can't drink the pure water

[@a-bird-lover]

ksamsel01 Idiots don't have frequent access to ultrapure water.

[@rtbeerzi]

I've not had ultra pure water but I've had water with some of the lowest dirt content in the world (4 parts other than H2O per billion) AND it's crisp.. crystal clear, and tasteless. It's extremely hydrating and when it's hot in the summer it's PERFECT. It was purified by reverse osmosis and 20 other processes. I have the system self installed in my house. Delicious

[@Bill-rr5el]

Water has a taste?

[@scalarian1976]

Lollapool Awesome are u fckin serious😑

[@kankunation13]

Lollapool Awesome of course. depending on the source and mineral composition the taste difference can be huge. which is why you will often see so many different varieties of water at the grocery store. it's also why drinking from the tap may taste very different from a bottle of Dasani. some people like myself even have preferences in their water. I hate the taste of my local tap water unless it's really hot. I'm also not a fan of dasani, and would rather drink Kentwood or the generic spring water brand at my local store (the purified isn't as tasty) .

[@zakosist]

From experience, water actually have many different tastes depending on the exact source. It can vary (sometimes a lot) from one water tap to another and from one lake (and other natural bodies of water) to another

[@OrbitalForce]

By the way minerals taste awesome if it's stacked together

[@RamKumar-uq2gl]

Lollapool water from penis tastes different from the water that comes from tap

[@pizzaislife6165]

So pure it's considered holy water.

[@makehumanitygreatagain8128]

I drink ultra pure (distilled) water all of the time and am perfectly fine.

[@ethanwasme4307]

we'll see

[@makehumanitygreatagain8128]

Ethan Dodge Indeed we will.

[@ZentexE]

that's not the same thing

[@makehumanitygreatagain8128]

Zentex What's the difference?

[@Kluneberg]

There is a difference between distilled(the one you probably drank), deionized and demineralized(the one refered in the video) water. Google it.

[@fisoov5714]

Remember kids: Stay away from water, keep it next to electricity

[@UKPhoto111]

Do you mean de - ionised water?

[@amaulana090]

Do you have any idea what "de-ionized" means?

[@UKPhoto111]

Yes. I don't have to justify my understanding here. Thank you and bye bye. :)

[@amaulana090]

k

[@nickg4564]

same thing

[@wfyebfeucbwedwin1178]

The water isn't de-ionized. It has a slight negative charge.

[@SkyTheFloof]

I was expecting this to scare me, but the “tastes terrible” part reassured me.

[@nathan_fellicia]

I didnt know that electronics could be thirsty... *gives laptop water* U good now? Laptop: no

[@kingquality1484]

I read the title as Ultra instinct at first. *ULTRA INSTINCT THEME PLAYS*

[@Daviddude231]

My family owns a 300 gallon fish tank and we mix that with salt for the tank. We have a large machine just for purifying water. I've drank some and it kind of tastes like super watered down soap. Its weird and hard to describe.

[@dnjj1845]

can you quantify the amount of mineral loss per ounce? And isn't this totally negated with your diet? There are more minerals in your diet than regular drinking water.

[@horizon4937]

This is also a reason why it is not advisable to drink a lot of NEWater from Singapore because the incredibly thorough method of removing the Minerals caused the water to be really pure

[@ragsdale9]

last time i checked regular filtered water can knock out the minerals you need too. you can drink it just dont make it your diet. also tasting is subjective. not to mention it probably doesnt really have a taste.

[@azmah8523]

My knowledge in chemistry is fairly limited, but I'm still fairly sure that water molecules don't have a net charge. The Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms share their electrons with each other which leads to a dipole, with the Oxygen side of the molecule being slightly negative and the Hydrogen side slightly positive. But the overall molecule still has no charge.

[@thewinspear7325]

I drink 8 glasses of Pure Water a day. LOL

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

That's why mineral is our friend. We are part of the soil and mineral taste so good.

[@makaylahall2664]

Video says ultra pure water taste bad Me: adds oxygen molecule for flavor

[@richard3165]

mom can robot drink water? 2021: 2016: pardon

[@allanrichardson1468]

What about dosages and measurement? How much UPW per kg of body mass? By what route (oral, inhaled, IV, or "other")? Which minerals are removed in which order of priority? How much per day? There's a big difference between drinking a test tube full (10/15 ml) once a month, and drinking a liter a day.

[@itsmejas0n]

nanopure water?

[@robertdewar1752]

We drink distilled water all the time on my submarine. It does have a tendency to strip especially calcium from the body, it builds up over time in the toilet pipework etc.

[@IxAMxNEIL]

So robots are now allowed to drink water?

[@jrlopez1027.]

RIP piece of dust F

[@raja007q]

Great info... what is the good range ppm for drinking??

[@Reptilligator]

Holy water

[@Rwededyet]

Could it be used to remove lead from people or pipes?

[@vanta3689]

30 years later "Ultrapure water, Now Drinkable! Get yo Ultrapure Water Bottles here for 3.99!"

[@nobody6317]

Why do they have a slight negative charge? Oxygen ion is negatively charged with the value of -2 And TWO hydrogen ions are positively charged +1+1=+2 So doesn’t it make water ion neutral?

[@TheDarknessConsumesMe666]

1:01 *I ALWAYS KNEW WATER HAD A TASTE, BUT WE JUST COULDN'T DESCRIBE IT!!!!!*

[@mccross7]

"Dangerous ultra pure water" sounds like something you buy in a convinience store and whenever you say the whole name the clerk will laugh at you, like "unbearably super hot chef's choice chicken bar".

[@randomclips4094]

They said Water is tasteless, now explain that 1:00!

[@Aderon]

Don't you just love it when companies go around saying that pure water can harm you... The "ultra pure" water is only mildly more mineral stripping than regular old distilled water. Yes, it would likely taste terrible, but it is going to invariably be mixed in with your stomach juices, which do a much better job at stripping minerals than pure water can. Water is also entirely electrically neutral, it's just that it is a polar solvent. There is nothing inherently dangerous about pure water other than that you can drown, or drink so much (5l+) that you flush your electrolytes out.

[@markplott4820]

the same thing that happens when you consume Heavy Water. absolutely nothing. you can Freeze heavy water into a ice cube and trick your friends by dropping a ice cube that cant float !!!!!!!!!

[@zubairahmed7214]

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[@helio3928]

Oh, don't mind me, I'm just drinking H2O here.

[@renok3699]

It can also burst human cells, because of the nature of osmosis. This is why even touching this would harm your skin after some time

[@austinbutcher8106]

And moonshine is tecnecly ultra pure because you distil it xD

[@stretchypants123]

That "boulder's" facial expression is just so priceless.

[@trixpywhitevoid1653]

Never pour water on redstone bois, even if it has a speck of dust

[@bwilly3807]

“Sir how’d he die” “death by water that’s too clean”

[@DELTAOFFICIAL19]

Each molecule of H2O can take a single metal atom with it(from group 1) group 2 metals need two H2Os and groups 2-3 (transition metals) need two to three molecules depending on the amount of electrons in their outer electron shell

[@voexz]

Goku: pure water *_UI Goku: ulta pure water_*

[@li-ki312]

We will now have the power of the Black Panther stripped away... (Drinks ultrapure water and dies)

[@gilbertosanchez2658]

It does not absorbs minerals. It "Adsordem" (yeah "Ad-"). So the minerals stick to the water molecules.