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Water is a chemical substance whose molecule consists of 2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom designated by H20. Water exists on earth as a liquid at temperatures above 0 degrees Celsius, a solid at 0 degrees Celsius and below, and a gas at temperatures above 100 degrees Celsius.  
'''Water''' is a {{tag|Chemistry|chemical}} substance whose molecule consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom, designated by its chemical formula '''H<sub>2</sub>0'''. Water exists on earth as a liquid at temperatures above 0 degrees Celsius, a solid at 0 degrees Celsius and below, and a gas at temperatures above 100 degrees Celsius (at a mean sea level atmospheric pressure).


Water is necessary for the sustenance of life on earth, as much of the living organisms on earth are comprised of water to a great extent.
Water is necessary for the sustenance of life on {{tag|earth}}, as much of the living organisms on earth are comprised of water to a great extent.
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