Pure water has a slight blue color to it. See the Web Links below for the explanation.
Note that while water does have a slight bluish color, it is mostly transparent. This is because the molecule does not absorb any light in the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum (no light that we can see).
What most often gives water its color, for instance in a lake, river, or ocean, is not the color of the water itself, but rather the color of things in it, like plants or seaweed, sediment, or other substances. Also, reflection off the surface of the water often make the water take on the color of whatever is being reflected.
Water is indicated by the color blue or Navy blue.
Gold will not change the color of water.
It doesn't because it's water and water does not change the color of anything.
since water is pretty neutral, the water does not change color but the universal indicator does. The universal indicator changes color as per the quantity of deionized water... But it changes to straw color or pale yellow in 50mL of deionized water.
The color will be red.
No, they will not change color.
No, because only water evaporates. You know how water color is watery right? If the water color its self evaporates, there will be dry stuff in place of the water color.
Water has no color!
The Color of Water was created in 1997.
they use water color so as the plants drink and the water color will follow and the petals with give any color as we put the water color
water is clear. you cant tell what color it is.
A water spout will be the color of the water it picks up.
it changes color because the color of the beets bleeds out and changes the color of the water?
Gold will not change the color of water.
water doesn't really have a color its just clear
The same color as water.
water is colorless
It doesn't because it's water and water does not change the color of anything.