Dry water is an unusual form of water that consists of water droplets encapsulated in a powdery, solid substance, typically a silica-based material. This unique form of water appears as a dry, white powder, yet it retains the properties of liquid water. The concept involves creating a material that is approximately 95% water and 5% silica or other agents, which allows the water to be trapped in tiny droplets within the solid material. Dry water has some interesting properties and potential applications.
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