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A surfactant like dish soap can make water "wetter" by reducing its surface tension, allowing it to spread and penetrate surfaces more effectively. Alternatively, products specifically designed as water wetting agents or penetrants can also enhance water's wetting ability for better coverage and absorption.
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Which fuel produces only water as a waste product?
When hydrogen is burned the product is pure water vapor. Here is the equation: 2H2 + O2 = 2H2O
Which is a biological contaminat?
Biological contamination of water is when microbes are present in drinking water. This makes it unsuitable for drinking as it can make you sick.
Why is the windward side of a mountain wetter and greener then the leeward side?
Winds blow clouds towards the windward side of mountains. The clouds are forced to rise and have to release their water as rain or snow. This makes the windward side of mountains wetter and greener.
What is the inactive ingredient in Clorox bleach?
The inactive ingredient in Clorox bleach is primarily water. Water makes up the majority of the product, with sodium hypochlorite being the active ingredient responsible for the bleaching and disinfecting properties.
Is pigment a product of photosynthesis?
no it not a product of photosynthesis but water and oxyge are
What is it that does not get wetter no matter how much it rains?
water
When you are under water do you get wetter than you were when you first went in?
when you are in, you are in and wet. That is it.
Can you get any wetter than water?
that's a matter of opinion :)
What is Water Country USA's motto?
Water Country USA's motto is 'The Wetter the Better!'.
Food does a green plant makes?
primarally sugar - from CO2 and water with O2 as a waste product.
What will be the product if a nonmetallic oxide is added to water?
it makes an acid for example CO2 + H2O --> H2CO3
Why do scientists believe Mars was once a wetter planet?
Scientists believe Mars was once a wetter planet because of geological features such as dried-up river valleys, lakebeds, and mineral deposits that suggest the presence of liquid water in the past. Additionally, data from Mars rovers and orbiters have detected evidence of ancient water flows and weathering processes that could have only occurred in a wetter environment.
When water vapor changes into a liquid will the air gets drier or wetter?
drier couse when we have vapor air is wet and when we lost it makes air drier.
When is steam created in a baked product?
steam is created when the product's chemical reactions inside the bater/dough become active. this is when the water inside the product turns into a vapor. this makes the product have air pockets/bubbles
Do you get wetter if you walk or run?
walk because you will be in the rain or whatever water source for longer.
What organism might decrease if its habitat got wetter?
You'd have to say how much wetter!? Floods would certainly kill off a lot of small creatures that burrow as the water fills their homes. A wetter climate would effect many ground dwelling animals including anthropods, they would have to temporarily move to higher ground until they either evolved to cope with the wetter conditions or died out completely.
Why is a towel wetter as it dries?
A towel is perceived as wetter as it dries because as it absorbs water, the water molecules fill in the gaps between the fabric fibers, making it heavier and denser. As the water evaporates from the towel, it leaves these spaces behind, making the towel feel lighter but still retaining moisture until fully dry.
