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But which is more expensive? 3x regular water, or 1x dry water?
> Scientists consider that dry water will prove useful in the future to help fight global warming as it was found that it could store as much as three times more carbon dioxide than ordinary water over a similar length of time. But which is more expensive? 3x regular water, or 1x dry water?
> Scientists consider that dry water will prove useful in the future to help fight global warming as it was found that it could store as much as three times more carbon dioxide than ordinary water over a similar length of time. But which is more expensive? 3x regular water, or 1x dry water?
It's moot in any case, as nobody is considering storing CO2 by dissolving it in water. Supercritical fluid is where it's at.
> Scientists consider that dry water will prove useful in the future to help fight global warming as it was found that it could store as much as three times more carbon dioxide than ordinary water over a similar length of time. But which is more expensive? 3x regular water, or 1x dry water?
95% by mass, or by volume?
> Dry water actually consists of 95% liquid water 95% by mass, or by volume?
The patent getting snatched up by cosmetics and then re-discovered almost 50 years later makes me wonder how many cool advancements have been lost to industries that couldn't find any value from them.