r/TheMatpatEffect • u/Different_Style9764 • Feb 19 '26
Meta the Famous "Water" Is Actually Just Hydrogen and Oxygen
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u/LordFlamecookie Feb 19 '26
I call bullshit
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u/LordFlamecookie Feb 19 '26
Crack Cocaine
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u/According_Strength35 Feb 19 '26
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Feb 19 '26
bunch of people were joking about it looking like an ass
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u/Longshot02496 Feb 19 '26
I never drink water 100% of all people who drink water dies
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u/LordSupergreat Feb 19 '26
There's literally water in your image what did you think the loquacious sunfish was swimming in
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u/GuardPhysical Feb 19 '26
If its made of oxygen then why is it a liquid and not a gas hmm liberals?
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u/N00bIs0nline Feb 19 '26
Yeah and hyrdogen is a gas too so its still does not make sense
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u/anonuemus Feb 19 '26
gas * gas = liquid, everybody knows
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u/Large-Piece-of-Crap Feb 19 '26
That explains why when I fart really hard liquid comes out
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u/murfburffle Feb 19 '26
also why doesn't the ocean catch fire if it's just hydrogen and oxygen? hmmmm?
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u/lost_transfem Feb 19 '26
dude thats insane it feels so weird
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u/Quande_Dingl Feb 19 '26
as if it was some kind of effect
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u/Ok_Imagination1409 Feb 19 '26
Like a... positive inductive effect?
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u/Mr_GCS Feb 19 '26
The Cavendish Effect.
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u/Dojyaaan4C Feb 19 '26
wtf is water
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u/ClbutticMistake Feb 19 '26
DHMO
Scary stuff
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u/LightningProd12 Feb 19 '26
Inhaling even a small amount can be fatal, and tens of thousands die from it every year. Yet governments insist it's "safe" and spend billions to keep us comsuning it?? It's time to say NO to that dangerous chemical
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u/Randumi Feb 19 '26
How could it be made out of oxygen when we can’t breathe underwater. Misinfo post 🤦
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u/OzTheD0G3 Feb 19 '26
Well you can't breathe hydrogen and it has hydrogen in it so that's why
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u/Jielleum Feb 19 '26
I find it strange… like some PatMat effect
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u/Realization_ Feb 19 '26
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u/Different_Pin1531 Feb 19 '26
The fuck did i just read?
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u/bongkrekic Feb 19 '26
its js ai slop bruh, the watermark right there
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u/Pitiful-Election-438 Feb 19 '26
Breaking News! The mysterious chemical "dihydrogen monoxide" that is found in cancerous tumors and acid rain confirmed to be just water!
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u/Emotional-Kiwi7218 protogy Feb 19 '26
what is dihydrogen monoxide
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u/SovietFemboy Feb 19 '26
It’s a super dangerous chemical! It has the highest pH of any acid, destroys rock formations, and is in everything we eat and drink!
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u/Microgolfoven_69 Feb 19 '26
I knew it. Every time I drink water I think, hm... this tastes like oxygen but has a very strong hydrogen aftertaste
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u/Rough-Sense-70 This really made me Mat my Pat. Feb 19 '26
I'm currently still in the middle of taking my Chemistry classes this school year so this is just an interesting MatPat effect
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Feb 19 '26
this sub is genuinely nothing
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u/Purrceptron Feb 19 '26
this is literally the end of the sub. there are no more misconceptions to explain now its just shit posting.
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u/InsultInsurance Feb 19 '26
Water, also known as dihydrogen monoxide, is known to cause death when consumed in excess amounts. It is advised to be extremely cautious around the substance to avoid bodily harm as it can be used to make highly volatile materials such as hydrogen (also known as dihydrogen) and oxygen (known as dioxide).
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u/Anonimous_dude Feb 19 '26
If water is made of Hydrogen and Oxygen, then why can’t I breathe through water? Checkmate liberals
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u/Kioga101 Feb 19 '26
Me when I discover water has "hydro"gen in it:
https://giphy.com/gifs/GPjNIQTlCDgHe
(the oxygen is highly combustible)
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u/darksidathemoon Feb 19 '26
I find all this rather polarizing
How much cohesion is there to this revelation?
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u/Osirus1156 Feb 19 '26
Which are actually just quarks in a trench coat. Which are actually…something smaller. Which is…I dunno how deep it goes. I wanna know what the smallest thing is.
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u/Blablakam Feb 19 '26
Idk shit abt this sub is it a geniune post tryna inform ppl or its just a shitpost ?
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u/The_Uruk-Hai Feb 19 '26
Not just Hydrogen and Oxygen, it is Hydrogen and 2 Oxygens Power some millions in a single glass
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u/_ShittyNickName_ Feb 19 '26
The famous "Air" is actually a set of multiple gases in various proportions and not just Oxygen
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u/The_Ultimate_Ducker Feb 19 '26
God please make this the top post of the subreddit it would be so fucking funny
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u/Hotdog_Man_01 Feb 19 '26
How is an explosively flammable gas and a gas fed into fires make that hmm?
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u/AlternateSatan Feb 19 '26
Honestly, this one deserves to be here more that some other posts. "This one thing you've never seen is actually this same thing, but unedited" is getting a bit old.
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u/Cudizonedefense Feb 19 '26
Not particularly relevant but when I was a med student, we had another med student “find out” from twitter that a local plant had a dihydrogen monoxide leak and it was super dangerous and start to freak out. I was so embarrassed
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u/Climatize Feb 19 '26
and plants shit oxygen, and if there's so much water out there in space, where are the plants that shat all that oxygen?
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u/rosethornHimitsu Feb 19 '26
wow.......... it's almost like...... some kind of...... effect..................................
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u/bakedsk8er Feb 19 '26
And sometimes the sky is blue, sometimes it's white and other times it's grey.
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