"Scientists have found that water, under extreme pressure and cold temperatures, can split into two different liquid phases. This was theorized decades ago but never proven—until now.
Water is a truly unique substance. It is one of the few materials that can naturally exist as a solid, liquid, and gas at the same time under normal conditions—for example, think of ice floating on a pond, liquid water beneath it, and water vapor forming clouds above. It is also unusual because its solid form, ice, is less dense than its liquid form, which is why it floats.
Now, researchers at the University of California San Diego have uncovered another remarkable property of water. Under extreme pressure and low temperatures, liquid water can separate into two distinct liquid phases—one denser than the other.
Paesani’s team conducted simulations that revealed the critical point at which the temperature is low enough (198 Kelvin or -103 Fahrenheit) and the pressure is high enough (1,250 atmospheres) for water to spontaneously separate into high-density and low-density liquids.
At this critical point, water exhibits wild oscillations between high- and low-density phases. Below this pressure, water returns to its low-density phase; above it, it shifts entirely to the high-density phase.
This is an unexpected phenomenon
unfolding at the molecular level.
SciTechDaily
Q: Could this unlocking of the Creator's Mysteries of water be used in the End Times during the 3rd Plague by those thirsting to try and convert the blood back to water? Not that it would work for them....
