I was watching a TV show in a foreign language that was showing a
bunch of science "tricks" like sucking an egg into a bottle dropping a
match in and balancing two forks beyond the edge of a glass and then
explained the science behind it.
One of the tricks was water that was "dry". The guy was showing how
he could put matches in the "dry" water and they would still work
while in regular water they did not. He also put in some paper and
showed how it was not "wet" when he took it out. I missed the
beginning of the segment and do not have a complete grasp of the
language that it was in (****tuguese).
Anyone know how water can be made "dry"?
