water properties, general sights and isotopes

[Christophe]

You mean yours hardened faster?

[Capt_Maloche]

But yes sir ! and more solid than what these videos show

[Christophe]

So say, it's Madame Maloche who must be happy !!

[Capt_Maloche]

HOW DARE YOU ?

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It's not fair, and then, it was you who started
I stuck that in my daughter's gallery ... do you like it?

[Christophe]

[Other]

Hello

Ho young people
A PSA has 7 and a prostat in several years will calm you down.


a block of ice put into press starts to melt

very pure water has difficulty freezing, it takes impurities for it to rush, same for snow, impure water is better in the pants too. In nature it is very rare that we use pure materials, alloys are better than pure iron with a little carbon is much more useful than pure iron

Andre

[Christophe]

Ho young people
A PSA has 7 and a prostat in several years will calm you down.

PSA has 7?

Who was the prostat for?

[Other]

Hello

(PSA) blood test to detect prostate cancer
generally for men over 60

Andre

[Capt_Maloche]

[zorglub]

[For 30 years Brown studied the constituents of water and noticed its many variations. They were based on the mixture of the 3 isotopes of hydrogen (1 H 1, 1 H 2, 1 H 3), and the 6 isotopes of oxygen (8 O 14, 8 O 15, 8 O 16, 8 O 17, 8 O 18, 8 O 19), which theoretically makes 36 kinds of water. He was led, during his studies, to observe that the abnormal behavior of water depends on its capacity to modify its energetic and physicochemical properties according to the permutations of the bonds of the isotopes of hydrogen and oxygen, which result from natural or man-made events. Science is well aware that the lifespan, modes of destruction and "capture sections" of neutrons vary between isotopes. Brown saw that different combinations offer technological opportunities. This is what he exploits in 6 generator models.]

who could give some explanations to light up my favorite drink?