Is everything made from water

Answer 1

Yes, the world is mostly water. 70% of the Earth's surface is covered in water, followed by the 30% covered in land.

The surface area is Earth is taken up mostly by water. However, by mass the Earth is mainly composed of iron (~32%) followed by oxygen (~30%).

Answer 2

No, not everything is made from water. Water is an essential component of many substances and living things, but there are countless materials and compounds that do not contain water as a primary component.

Answer 3

No Salt water oceans make up 71% of the Earth's surface, which the other 29% made up of the Earth's continents and islands. But there are also freshwater lakes and glaciers that cover the Earth's surface Of all the water on Earth, 97.5% is contained within the oceans, while the remaining 2.5% is freshwater lakes and frozen water locked up in glaciers and the polar ice caps - almost 69% of the fresh water on Earth is ice

Answer 4

Here, let me hit you with this brick. Don't worry! It won't hurt! It's made of water! No. No, this is not, in fact, even remotely true. Oh thank goodness, there are other intelligent people in the world!

Answer 5

Every LIVING thing is made from water, but every non-living thing is not made from water.

Answer 6

every living thing on earth has water in it... exept for viruses which is one of the reasons its so difficult to define them as living

Answer 7

Well, us humans are mostly liquid, but everything is made of CELLS, not particularly water.

Answer 8

I am pretty sure it does not.(not including ice

Answer 9

Yes it is true but it is not all water. If there wasn't any water in us we would probably be all wrinkly and gross looking.

Answer 10

yes