Why is rain the purest form of water?
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No it's not pure It contains many impurities
Rohitkb:
its because of air pollution
the rain you all are talking about is called acid rain as it contains nitric acid and sulphuric acid but rain is purest form of water
water that melts from glacier is also very fresh for drinking
yes but we are not talking about glaciar
water means the average of all types of water
i know water volume will remain the same its just that the fresh water will not be there
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water comes from underground or ocean or river.it contains many impurities like dust, soil ,mud , bacteria etc. but the rain forms by water vapour which is pure. this is why rain is more pure than water..
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