Question

1. Describe the taste of water?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The natural substance water tends to be tasteless,” wrote Aristotle. ... But eventually, scientists began to notice that a draught of pure distilled water could provoke a certain taste. Some found it bitter on the tongue; others said it was insipid.

Answer 2

The taste of water is described below:

• The minerals that are dissolved in the water are the most crucial aspect of a water source's effect on how it tastes.
• Pure water does not immediately activate the taste buds, yet it can have a flavour.
• Aristotle described the taste of water to be tasteless.
• It was unpleasant to some scientists and insipid to others.
• However, scientists later discovered that a sip of pure distilled water might have a distinct flavour.