the water is on fire,,,?

Answer 1

Water cannot burn. It can boil and evaporate, it can also sublimate, but it cannot burn. If there were an additive auqeous substance added to the water, it could appear that the water is on fire, but it's really just the additive substance burning.

hope that helps.

Answer 2

Reminds me of The Cuyahoga River Fire of 1969

Answer 3

Sounds as if there is oil or some other flammable, floating liquid that is actually on fire, not the water itself.

Answer 4

If it is greek fire: if someone added water to the fire it will burn more slowly instead of extinguished it

Answer 5

You must have been watching the Dungeons and Dragons movie. At the first, a red dragon gets killed and when its' blood reaches the water, it bursts into flame.

Answer 6

THERE WERE WATERS ON FIRE YEARS AGO,FACTORIES PUT DISCHARGE INTO RIVERS,IT GOT SO MUCH CHEMICALS IN IT IT CAUGHT FIRE.

Answer 7

SmOOOke on the WWATER! (da da da...da da dee da...da da DAH, da da...) Water tends not to burn. Changes are something like gasoline or oil is floating on the top and is ablaze (da da d a, da da DEE da, da d a daaa, da da...)

Answer 8

actually water itself cannot burn but if chemicals are introduced to it then they may be whats burning.

Answer 9

I believe it's called "sunset" on the lake, ocean, etc.
Beautiful.

Answer 10

Let it be there untill get boiled.then pour it to a glass and put a tea bag and sufficient sugar........black tea is ready....have it and think about the sense.................