Water Doesn't Always Wet Water - No, Really

Tuesday, July 15, 2014 - 11:50 in Biology & Nature

Liquid water is essential for almost every biological process so understanding liquid water is crucial for understanding biology - including some of its exceptional behavior.   According to classical understanding, when water contacts other water, it will spread out and finally both mix together, i.e., water always completely wets water due to the hydrogen bonds formed among water molecules. read more

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