What does water do?

I was at my sister's house and her 4-year-old granddaughter asked me that question.
It sounds simple at first but try coming up with an answer.

 

errythang.

 

Provides life. Pretty simple actually.

 

I'm not an expert but water acts as a base or acid depending, it expands when it freezes (pretty unique) and it's pretty important to a lot of the chemistry (life) that happens on our planet. Tell her that, and she can find the rest online lol.

My nephew recently asked me if I knew what l.e.d. stood for. I don't have kids, so I wasn't sure if I should come clean (he was excited to have learned it), but I did and he was happy to confirm that I was "absolutely correct". Kids are pretty smart these days.

 

Solvent.

 

Ultimately

 

Flow

 

Evaporates

 

Pretty obvious if you ask me.

 

I was going to say glue.

Seems everything organic is mostly held together with water. OR mostly water.

Only substance I know of that can be in three states in one location at the same time.

 

A medium for many things to work

 

Makes everything....Moist...

 

Well played

 

women are a substance??

 

Scientifically, yes, they are.

 

She’s clearly in 4 states ... not 3.

 

Makes you pee.

 

2XIDB......while she's in 4 states at once.