Is a single molecule of water wet?
I asked my chem professor this question last semester. He said that single molecules are considered gases.
Which is an interesting thing, actually! States of matter are not related to the molecules themselves, but how they interact with themselves. It’s an emergent property! Not something intrinsic!
Someone correct me if im wrong, but i think humid air actully has liquid water in it
Idk if this is good enough, but I’m using this for my PhD thesis. (Just this image, no long winded paper or anything).
Dry water is a real thing, it’s water molecules not allowed to combine by silica Google dry water it’s super interesting