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after you can try trial with methane and co2 soda
99E$ / gallon.
Despite all of these reactions, they always return to being H2O. How is it any different from creating "artificial" water.
Edit: Maybe, you're talking about water substitutes that are not H2O. Cuz with what I've described, even the bottled water could be considered artificial. Literally no one is consuming naturally occurring water, that's too dangerous. Even boiling is artificial in this context.
If it's a H2O substitute, then no. At cellular and molecular level, H2O specifically does stuff no other molecules can. There's just no substitute. There's a reason why scientist look for water first, before even considering the possibility of life on distant planets.
I bought some powdered water but I didn't know what to add.
3d print electrolysis gadget.
Hydrogen balloons are dangerous, but the little bit of joy they add to life makes up for it.
I just hope I live long enough to see fusion research get to the point where we get free helium as a byproduct of energy generation, and party stores become great again. ♥♥♥♥ car dealerships for switching to those insulting balls on sticks.