What colour is water?
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water is colour less if u add any colour to that u would get the colour which u hav mixed to that or added to that
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Well man,\n   A cute question. One question to you too. What is colour? well it is the reflected light of a specific wavelength. So the coulor that your atom would reflect will give the atom its colour. Simple yet beautiful
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I like it. it's a natural color, and by that i mean water & sky have that color. :)
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I think white+creme or sky blue. purple light yellow
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Ice water.  Ice is the solid phase and the water is the liquid phase.
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- pure water is colourless because it doesn't absorb any "colour" the human eye can perceive (electromagnetic waves which wave length is between 400 and 700 nanometers). As a result, the water seems colourless to our human eyes;\n\n- pure water is odourless because the nervous cells in human nose don't get excited by H2O molecules.
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What is your favorite color?
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water!!! water is cold wet and blue three things that are very good
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Yellow\nGreen\nYellow\nYellow\nYellow\nGreen\nGreen\nGreen
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http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/chemical/water.html\n\nsee the picture here!
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This is actually a much more complicated question than it appears. Of course, the ocean is not ALWAYS blue, but it is often blue. It is different shades of blue at different times. It appears that the ocean's color is a combination of at least 3 processes:\n\n1. reflection (from the blue sky above)\n2. absorption (of other colors)\n3. scattering (of the blue part of the spectrum by suspended particles in the water, or by the water itself). \n\nOne source I found said the scattering was because of the dissolved oxygen but I find that hard to believe. Another said that the scattering was mainly due to Raman scattering. That might be true.  \n\nThe blue of the sky is mainly because of scattering by oxygen and nitrogen (Rayleigh-Tyndall scattering) except at sunrise and sunset, when the ozone apparently absorbs much of the redder and orange colored light, leaving the sky overhead a dark blue. \n\nThe glass of water is too small a quantity to view the blue color.
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water and fire I think
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The rainbow would be the same. it is caused when WHITE light is broken by a prism, like the water droplets. \n\nthe sea color would be a dark tint of red because the water reflects the sky(not really sure about this one but it's worth a guess.)
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When water falls, it becomes a mist. Then light refraction occurs and the wave length changes. It looks white because it scatters the light. I also creates rainbows because of the light refraction.
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Water (pure water with nothing else in it) is H2O two hydrogens and one oxygen, both the hydrogen atoms are both negative one charges and the oxygen is a positive two, it is balanced and has a neutral charge, and it looks kind of like H-O-H If you were to look at it very close up, Hope this helps ya.
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Blue, its a cool colour and easy to match. It helps calm moods, is not too hot on sunny days and its the colour of the sky and sea.
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Pure water is transparent and can not change the color of a cloth.  However, when light (photons) enter say blue cloth all the wavelengths that are not blue are absorbed and the blue is reflected.  However, these blue photons are diffused through the cloth.  Adding water allows the photons to interact with water molecule electrons and escape unchanged much easier to your eye and the true color of the cloth dye becomes apparent and darker.  It is also true that when you mend cloth the thread you use only needs to be a close color match (not identical).  A single thread is too small to reveal its true color and will blend (and become overwhelmed) with the overall cloth color.  Notice that white paint does not get darker when wet with water.  All photons (every wave length) are still reflected.