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 produced when any hydrocarbon burns.
See all the white behind the Saturn V rocket? That’s water vapor, not smoke. Kerosene, which fueled the Saturn V, makes water, CO2 and lot of energy when it burns, just like gasoline, propane, methane, etc.
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