So our teacher asked us this question, if u see the composition of a bottled water, it contains various metals(Ca,Mg,Na..) in very small portions. And those metals being solid at room temperature , how come the bottled water is all liquid❓
Sep 14, 2020Because they are in ionic form not in atomic form...they formed a bond already...
Sep 14, 2020Tmrt tejemere ende yhen semon tyakew hula eko akababi science hone
Sep 14, 2020Due to hydration: a process by which the molecules of water surround the ions of the metal. This makes the atoms of the metal far apart not letting them make a metallic bond even at room temperature.
Sep 14, 2020First, the best way to describe the state is as aqueous not liquid. Bottled water is not pure H20 and it can't be called a liquid. Well that basically answers your questions, the chemicals are in powder form originally and they are dissolved in the water. They are not in liquid state rather they are dissolved. Through some mechanisms the metals can be extracted.
Sep 14, 2020Ahun tolo hidna 'astemari' tebyewn.... ''where on earth did you ever see an alkaline earth metal existing in its elemental state inside Water?'' Bleh teykew. There can never be a Ca in water... it form Ca(OH)2.
Sep 14, 2020Because there's mercury in it
Sep 14, 2020Because of their amount(density)(?)🙆♂
Sep 14, 2020Zemenu keftual wendime / ehete ... manin mamen endalebin anawkim...😝🙆🙈
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