What do they put into the water that makes it blue?

hydronium hydroxide

>>7856473
Could you say that in non-nerd terms please?

>>7856476
oxidane

>>7856469
water isnt actually blue, its just reflecting blue light

>>7856493
Ummm I am not dumb I can see that water is blue next you will say the sky is not blue to, its literally made of blue

>>7856502
The sky is not blue, its simply scattering blue light

>>7856469
water is blue . its a very weak blue so you only see it in large bodies of water.

>>7856476

spermine, spermidine, cadaverine, putrescine

>>7856493
>>7856508
well it depends how you define a thing's color .
if its the light it dosnt absorb then yea the atmosphere is transparent but scatters the light so at ground level we see it blue\red (at sunset) .

as for water it is actually blue ,the color it dosnt absorb is very faintly blue so with enough water you can see its blue . on the surface it also reflects the sky .
ocean\sea water actually varies between light blue and green depending on the depth\composition of dissolved materials .

>>7856521
>Spermine
>Spermidine
Wait they cum in the water?!?!? That is so gross....

>>7856516
shhh

>>7856536
definitions are not blue, the board they are written on is

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>>7856469
Neutrons are blue, protons and electrons are greenish and since water has a higher amount of neutrons to protons and electrons, it's bluer.

>>7856469
the water reflects the blue sky, and the sky is blue because it reflects the water. You can even tell when you're in a very dry area that the sky looks "whiter".
Anyway this phenomenon makes a sort of "loop". But since the reflections weaken at every loop, you reach a limit of "blueness" that is given by the characteristics of salty water and the characteristics of the air.