The chemistry behind Water.|| 10% to steemkidss

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INTRODUCTION

Well this documentary might be an old story to some of the readers and also might be a new thing to some. Its very important that we acquire knowledge especially tge growing teens and children who are undoubtedly the future leaders.
Water is a natural mixture of gases. In that word, we dont have to pay God to get water. Its given and distributed widely in natural bodies like the Oceans, Rivers, Rainfall and even beneath the ground.
The only thing needed for us to do is treat it ans drink because of various germs and volatile impurities which can being harm to the body.

WHAT REALLY IS WATER

Water is a colorless, tasteless and odourless liquid found almost everywhere we turn our faces. It occupies about 70% of the earth we live in and about 70% of our body requirements.
Face the truth, without water were literally non living. This is because almost every living thing are made and composed of water.

CHEMISTRY OF WATER

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Before the world began and amidst the era of inventions, people drank water and didnt care to have an idea of what it was made of. They never even tried to see what they can do to further research on it not until Henry Cavendish (1731-1810) discovered the composition of water whicg he named Hydrogen(H) and Oxygen(O).
He didnt really give an exact understanding to the reactions proper.
Not until 1811 an Italian scientist discovered it's formula.

PROPERTIES OF WATER

Basic properties of water includes the physical and chemical. When we talk about physical properties, we mean what we can see and touch. Inorderwords physical components. While the latter is about its chemical compositions.
Below are some properties.

Physical properties	Chemical properties
Water boils at 100C and melts at 0C	Water can act as an acid and also a base
Water have 3 states; Solid, Liquid and Gaseous.	Water is of 2 types Hard and soft water.
Ability for water to cohearse and form droplets which come together to form the actual water.	Water is a universal solvent.

Stay tuned for the part 2 of the chemistry behind water as i will emphazise on their properties proper.