- A
watering can (or
watering pot or
watering jug) is a
portable container,
usually with a
handle and a funnel, used to
water plants by hand. It has been...
- were
prone to leakage. For fuel
cans, the
lining was
removed and a
spanner and
funnel were required. A
similar water can was also adopted, with a flip-top...
- A Girl with a
Watering Can is an 1876
Impressionist oil
painting on
canvas by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The work was
apparently painted in
Claude Monet's...
-
resulting free
hydrogen atoms can sometimes escape Earth's
gravitational pull. When the
Earth was
younger and less m****ive,
water would have been lost to space...
-
amounts of
water,
can cause water intoxication.
Water, like any
other substance,
can be
considered a
poison when over-consumed in a
brief period.
Water intoxication...
-
organisms can thrive on salt
water, but the
great majority of
vascular plants and most insects, amphibians, reptiles,
mammals and
birds need
fresh water to survive...
-
deionized water or
reverse osmosis water can be used
instead of
distilled water as a
cheaper alternative. If
exceptionally high-purity
water is required...
- blue
color of
regular water. It
can taste slightly sweeter than
regular water,
though not to a
significant degree.
Heavy water affects biological systems...
- day may be required.
About 1 to 2
billion people lack safe
drinking water.
Water can carry vectors of
disease and is a
major cause of
death and illness...
- kilogram) of
water. The
saturation level is only
nominally dependent on the
temperature of the
water. At 20 °C (68 °F) one
liter of
water can dissolve about...
