Can water die?

Answer 1

Why, yes it can.
I believe it's called evaportation.

P.S. You're having fun, aren't you?

Answer 2

Water cannot die, if it didn't naturally evaporate, it would remain as water forever. incidentally, do you realise that the water you drink from your tap is water that has been recycled about a thousand times, and when it rains the water that goes into our reservoir may have come from china or russia and you will be drinking recycled water from these countries which most probably been recycle in those countries a thousand times. Just an interesting thought.

Answer 3

Water is just H2O
which of course is 1 part Hydrogen
and 2 parts oxygen
water contains many living organisms depending on how long you keep it out
these organisms (though incredibly resilient) can die
but water is an inanimate liquid object
it cannot die

Answer 4

If u take a small portion of water and put in in dry place it drys up so in someway I guess thats death but when it huge amount of water no water never die it sorce of life. Water isn't exacty l living creature so it really no such thing as death but it can dry up. Its a substance that is needed for all animals and human beings to live. Withought it all us living things would die. Plants also need water to survive or they would die and that would create alot of pist off veggtarians

Answer 5

Since this question is posted under Psychology, I'm assuming that this question is a metaphor and not intended to be answered from a scientific point of view. Therefore, my take on it is that if water is kept too long in storage, it will go "stale". Some people also go stale--kinda like "the living dead". They lose their enthusiasm for living. They become so depressed--and depressing--that everyday for them just blends into the next. As my grandmother used to say: "Some folks live with one foot in the grave. Instead, I want to enjoy life to the fullest".

Answer 6

This is a weird question. It can evaporate, but this is just a phase change. It can be split by electrolysis into hydrogen and oxygen, but those two elements readily recombine to make water, so really, water is kind of indestructible (although it can certainly become polluted, it can also be cleaned).

Answer 7

No.

It will evaporate but it will only add to or join the moisture already being recycled on the planet, ie clouds, rain etc.

For instance, if you dry a damp towel on a radiator, the towel will dry but the water although having evaporated, still lives in other garments in the room.

Answer 8

Water is atoms and molecules
For something to die it has tio be alive in the first place
Something that is alive makes and uses energy
Water does not

Answer 9

Water doesn't die, it just evaporates.

You can put that on a t-shirt if you like!

Answer 10

water will always be water but the things that are put into it makes it so it is no good. but like love, air and earth it does not die, it replenishes naturally..

Answer 11

There is a dead zone in Lake Erie and it is suppose to be spreading. It just means that there is no oxygen in the water, so nothing can live in it, fish or plants.