Drinking Water

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Answer Drinking water is good for you. Salt water is salty but it makes you drink a lot. Answer Drinking ocean water is not reccommended. It is not very clean, so you could get ill from it. Also, because it is so salty, it can cause problems for your body. Your body needs water with much less salt in it

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A reservoir is a man made body of drinking water.

It means that we might just be drinking Marie Antoinette's bath water! It is amazing that the earth recycles ALL of it's water.

You put this in care of fish so i assume that you are trying to put it in your aquarium and I say do not do this. Table salt contains iodine which is poison to fish. I recommend using marine salt for any aquarium purposes.

But it will dissolve

In India, wherever surface water from rivers is drawn for drinking water purpose, there is a full-scale water treatment plants of varying capacities. Besides, where sea water is used as raw water, desalination water treatment plants are also put up. In areas affected specifically by ground water pollutants like fluoride, arsenic, iron, salinity, there also corresponding water treatment plants are available in the country to bring down the pollutants' level within permissible limits. If the question is still more specific about the interest in water treatment plants in India, it would be easy to answer to the point with relevant details. OK?

yes, they can.

YES OFCourse!

yes of course you can

All animals, including African black deer need water to survive, so yes it does indeed drink water.

I dont know how carboyhydrates and lipids interact with water.

yes! snowshoe hares will eat the snow and it will melt in their mouth it'll turn into water and it will from then become drinkable

No, milk is a better option.

Desalinization, which can be done in many ways but all are energy intensive.

True fasting does not include anything, even water. If you are fasting for a blood test or before surgery, you should not eat or drink anything at all. If you're fasting for religious reasons, water should be fine but double check with your religious leader to be certain. Different religions have different rules.

Life as we know it would not exist.

No,clear and transparent water is not always fit for drinking.Water might appear clean,but it may contain some disease causing micro-organisms and other disolved impurites. Hence ,it is important to purify water before drinking.

The preference for hot water in China is deeply rooted in cultural practices and traditional beliefs about health, which emphasize that hot water aids digestion and promotes overall well-being. In contrast, people in Europe and the US often enjoy iced water for its refreshing quality, especially in warmer climates. This difference can also be attributed to varying culinary customs and the influence of modern lifestyles, where cold drinks are often seen as more appealing. Ultimately, these preferences reflect distinct cultural attitudes toward hydration and wellness.

Very simple. We can get water from atmosphere. Simply cool the air by already known means. Every where we can install as per our requirement. During that process we have to add salts as per standards. Preservatives can be added if needed.

No it is normal well water.

No, not for any reasonable amount.

Around 5 Liters

Indirectly, yes. The snow that falls on Mount Shasta and in the Sierra Nevada mountains melts during the spring and summer. This water runs downhill, into Lake Shasta and into the Sacramento River. (Lake Shasta is a reservoir behind Shasta Dam.) This water contributes to the drinking water supplies in northern California.