The truth makes everyone fall back to pure water

Does pure water exist in life? And is drinking good for health?

This is the truth: "Pure water" does not exist. Or at least, it doesn't exist on Earth.

May Nyman - a professor of chemistry at Oregon State University, USA, said that since water is easy to absorb ions from the surrounding environment, it is difficult to survive so-called pure-water.

"Water is" very fond of "dissolving the substances it touches," she said.

"Pure water" does not exist.Or at least, it doesn't exist on Earth.

A water molecule consists of two hydrogen atoms that bind ions to an oxygen atom. Water molecules use these same ionic bonds to interact and stick together and at the same time adhere to molecules other than the ones they come into contact with.

As the water becomes more pure, the stronger the ionic bonding force between them, and the more easily the water dissolves the molecule of any compound. This has limited the ability that humans can produce pure water, because to some extent, water will start dissolving the very compounds of the bottle and the container that holds it.

Nyman said that this "hobby" of water is so strong that, even in a sterile laboratory, we have no way to prevent it. No matter how pure the treatment is, the water sample is immediately "stained" by the dust or plastic molecule.

Therefore, drinking too pure water can even harm the body , as it will immediately "dissolve" our organs.

In short, whatever it is, it will contain impurities, but as long as it's not harmful, we can still drink it.