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Old 10-Jan-2003, 12:43 PM
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where to buy volvic water??

i know this a stupid question, but does anybody know where I can buy volvic water?

don't reply saying water is water or all water is the same...i know...but i want volvic.

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Re: where to buy volvic water??

Originally posted by 1niceSi
i know this a stupid question, but does anybody know where I can buy volvic water?

don't reply saying water is water or all water is the same...i know...but i want volvic.

thanks
James goto the ESSO across from Sheridan Mall, they have Volvic there. Or even try Shoppers inside the mall, most convenience stores have though, like the one on Lakeshore/across from Satellite Diner.

Water is so good!!!
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what is volvic water?
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Old 10-Jan-2003, 01:49 PM
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Originally posted by loudsubz
what is volvic water?
It's like Evian for those who can't afford it It's just some bottled water I can't tell the difference between toilet water and Evian sometimes But sometimes it's soooo good

By the way, when I say toilet water, I mean Aquafina, cuz that's what I imagine toilet water to taste like

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Old 10-Jan-2003, 04:15 PM
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Water is water, its how it was treated....

Water is consited of 3 molecules, 2 parts oxygen and 1 part hydrogen (an ionic bond). Its what different types of minerals are contained in the water that differs the taste, so either volvic filters the specified minerals to make the taste you like or they added something.
 
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Originally posted by AzimuthX
Water is water, its how it was treated....

Water is consited of 3 molecules, 2 parts oxygen and 1 part hydrogen (an ionic bond). Its what different types of minerals are contained in the water that differs the taste, so either volvic filters the specified minerals to make the taste you like or they added something.
Well I guess someone aced chemistry or is hooked on watching Bill Nye and TLC

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Well I guess someone aced chemistry or is hooked on watching Bill Nye and TLC

um... water = H20
H20 = 2 parts oxygen and 1 part hydrogen

doesn't everyone know this?
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Originally posted by cosmic


um... water = H20
H20 = 2 parts oxygen and 1 part hydrogen

doesn't everyone know this?
I didn't know there were two oxygens and one hydrogen?

Hydrogen has one free electron, and oxygen can use 2 more...so two hydrogens team up to bond to oxygen by providing the two electrons needed to form a stable bond...hence producing the liquid of life. So it's not two oxygens and one hydrogen

Oh, and it's basic chemistry that they taught us in grade school
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I didn't know there were two oxygens and one hydrogen?

Hydrogen has one free electron, and oxygen can use 2 more...so two hydrogens team up to bond to oxygen by providing the two electrons needed to form a stable bond...hence producing the liquid of life. So it's not two oxygens and one hydrogen

Oh, and it's basic chemistry that they taught us in grade school
To form a stable element, an ionic bond is occured because Hydran-1 is missing atom to form a stable element, oxygen needs 2 atoms to have a stable element.

The octane level is 2, 8, 8, 8 so on...

Therefore

Code:
...**...
.**O...*H
...**.*H
Ionic Bond occurs
1 Oxygen (8 Protons/Electrons)
2 Hydrogen (2 Protons/Electrons)


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