where to buy volvic water??
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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.
thanks
don't reply saying water is water or all water is the same...i know...but i want volvic.
thanks
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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
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
Water is so good!!!
#4
Originally posted by loudsubz
what is volvic water?
what is volvic water?
By the way, when I say toilet water, I mean Aquafina, cuz that's what I imagine toilet water to taste like
loudsubz
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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.
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.
#6
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.
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.
#8
Originally posted by cosmic
um... water = H20
H20 = 2 parts oxygen and 1 part hydrogen
doesn't everyone know this?
um... water = H20
H20 = 2 parts oxygen and 1 part hydrogen
doesn't everyone know this?
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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Originally posted by bbarbulo
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
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
The octane level is 2, 8, 8, 8 so on...
Therefore
Code:
...**... .**O...*H ...**.*H
1 Oxygen (8 Protons/Electrons)
2 Hydrogen (2 Protons/Electrons)
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