Super duper serious science question, say the right answer boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Rougechicken

EpicJp21 yeah water is not wet as the definition of wet is something that came into contact with a liquid with that liquid still on them so water can’t be we think Sidney it’s a liquid and vapor is a gas which can’t get wet amywys

Brank

Rougechicken
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Oneye

it's warm.

jbox1

EpicJp21 fine then.

Vapor is in a superposition. It is both went and dry, but neither, at the same time.

EpicJp21

jbox1 Talking bout gas, not condensation or anything else, the state of matter gas.

TurboTwinky28

i feel so inclined to interject with fluid dynamics but pretty sure i'll be schooled by somebody here who has better knowledge

Mc2

EpicJp21

but you have to heat up water to get it

No you don't.

When ice turns directly into water vapor without first transitioning into a liquid, it is referred to as "sublimation." In fact, any solid that turns into a vapor without going through the liquid phase can be said to sublime or "sublimate."

EpicJp21

Mc2 how does it do that?

Minion222

EpicJp21 Instant heating to a great demperature?
I Also works the other way around

EpicJp21

Minion222 exactly, HEAT

Mc2

Minion222
dont be to much ironic 😃

EpicJp21

Well, you really do not know what is sublimation?

EpicJp21

Mc2 .................

Mc2

EpicJp21

Back to your statement

but you have to heat up water to get it

No, you dont need to heat water, you heat Ice ,it sublimate and resulting product will be vapor. No water needed.
In this case of yor sentence,there is no problem with heat, but in Water.

EpicJp21

Mc2 I was referring to the most common method but you still heat it up.

Rougechicken

EpicJp21 water vapor is completely dry in fact as it is completely evaporated you are thinking of steam which is in a super position