Water is said to be produced when natural gas is burned. Is there some tangible way to measure the amount of this water? or some experiment to capture some, or even just a drop of this moisture produced?
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> Water is said to be produced when natural gas is burned.
You say this like it’s some mythical phenomenon, not first year chemistry lol
Anyway, you can catch some water vapor if you hold an upside down bowl above (not too close or it will get too hot!) a gas stove. The vapor will rise up, cool down and condense on the bowl.
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