HOW MANY COLORS OF WATER IN THE WORLD [100%TRUE]

•  ORANGE
•  YELLOW
•  BROWN
•  GREEN
•  BLACK
•  PINK

1.ORANGE,

•  Orange water is safe for consumption and all other uses,
•  Lead may cause the water to become darker and include small particles, while iron and manganese turn it orange,
•  vitamin C is abundant in orange blossom water, which supports collagen production and gives the skin a firm, lifted, and young appearance,

2.YELLOW,

•  High iron levels in your home's water are typically indicated by yellow water. When this happens, the iron has probably been in contact with oxygen, which causes rust. As the water runs more quickly due to local events like a water main break, sediments in the pipes might also be stirred up

3.BROWN,

•  iron, a frequently found element in drinking water, may have an impact on your water. Iron tends to give water a rusty, reddish-brown color (or occasionally a yellow one). Your water may include a mix of iron and manganese if it is more black than red,
•  Brown water can result from water pipes corroding when things fall off and get into water sources, turning the water a brown (from iron pipes),
•  According to the 2010 Naval Operations Concept of the United States, brown water is "navigable rivers and their estuaries, green water is, ports, and harbors, and blue water is "the open ocean",

4.GREEN

•  Physical, chemical, and bacteriological conditions can be revealed by water color. Green in drinking water might be an indication of algae development or copper leaching from copper pipes,
•  The blue-green hue of the water is frequently caused by green algae in rivers and streams,

5.BLACK

•  This is a unique type of water known as black alkaline water because of its dark coloration. It is quite safe to consume, and we may do so calmly. This water's unique forms of minerals, which were found by a scientist from Texas, USA, are what give it its dark tint
•  black water is safe to drink, however it could take a little getting used to the dark hue
•  Evoke is a dark, mineral-infused beverage with an extremely high pH of 8+

 6.PINK

•  Potassium permanganate, a substance used to treat water systems, is most likely the cause of pink water. This substance is used to get rid of bacterial growth, iron minerals in solution, hazardous materials, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide, all of which can make your tap water smell like rotten eggs
•  Kerala is known for its pinkish water that has been infused with a particular plant. When put to water, the plant known as gives off a pink hue. According to locals, the bark of sap pan, is particularly beneficial for digestion and rich with antibiotics
•  Potassium permanganate was eventually shown to be the chemical responsible for the shocking hue. The chemical is frequently used to remove harmful elements from water, such as highly poisonous and corrosive hydrogen sulphide and iron
•  Lake Hillier on Middle Island, Australia, is the color of bright-pink bubble gum. Researchers recently discovered that the lake's unique color is caused by algae, halo bacteria, and other microbes. Additionally, this body of water is extremely salty—just as salty as the Dead Sea.
•  A salty and alkaline lake, often referred to as Loner Lake or Loner Crater, is situated near Loner in the Buddha district of Maharashtra. It is located inside the Deccan Plateau, a sizable expanse of basalt rock produced by volcanic eruptions
•  Dhakephalkar was a member of the group that provided the authorities with a report on this occurrence at Loner. He claims that a number of circumstances, including the lockdown, contributed to the pink and triggered it. Because the lake's rocks are basaltic, the water is quite salty. With rain, this salinity is reduced. But in 2020, there were fewer tourists and higher temperatures, which led to more evaporation and a 6% increase in the salt of the water. "It led to the outgrowth of other creatures by halophile germs, or bacteria that love salt. According to him, some of these microorganisms create a pink pigment that gave the lake its pink coloring. When the salinity returns to its original level, the color returns.

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