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What is an example of a false statement about water?

Here are a few examples of false statements about water:

* Water is always a liquid. This is false because water can exist as a solid (ice), a liquid (water), and a gas (water vapor).

* Water is a good conductor of electricity. This is false, pure water is actually a very poor conductor of electricity. It's the presence of impurities like dissolved salts that make water conductive.

* Boiling water kills all bacteria. While boiling water kills most bacteria, some highly resistant bacteria (like spores) can survive.

* Drinking more water can flush out toxins from your body. This is a common misconception. Your kidneys and liver are responsible for filtering toxins, and drinking more water won't make them work any better.

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