Question

whats d colour of water ?

Answer 1

You’ve heard it since you were a kid – water doesn’t have a taste, a smell, or a color. But as science goes to show, that’s not quite right. While relatively small quantities of water appear to be colorless, water’s tint becomes bluer and bluer as its thickness increases.


You’ve seen it in deep oceans – water becomes blue. Sure, one could argue, but that’s only because the water is reflecting the color of the sky. That’s a solid argument, but as research has shown, a slight blue hue is an intrinsic property of water (in and of itself).