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*Water is utilized as a death barrier in some maps. In [[Halo 2]] maps [[Headlong]] and [[Waterworks]], the player is killed upon hitting the water or when hitting the water becomes inevitable.
*Water is utilized as a death barrier in some maps. In [[Halo 2]] maps [[Headlong]] and [[Waterworks]], the player is killed upon hitting the water or when hitting the water becomes inevitable.
*[[Frank O'Connor]] is a self-confessed fan of video game "water".
*[[Frank O'Connor]] is a self-confessed fan of video game "water".
*Bodies and objects will float on water for a while, then sink in ''Halo 3''.
*In ''Halo 3'', bodies and objects will float on water for a while, then sink.


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A barrel of water.

Water, chemical name dihydrogen monoxide, chemical formula H2O, is a common chemical substance that is essential to all known forms of life. In typical usage, water refers only to its liquid form or state, but the substance also has a solid state; ice, and a gaseous state; water vapor or steam. Its chemical make-up is a covalent bond of two Hydrogen atoms and a single Oxygen. The covalent bond is strong, but the energy released from breaking this bond is low and hard to capture. It is a polar molecule, forming weak Hydrogen bonds between the positive Hydrogen ends and the negative Oxygen end. Due to its polar characteristics, water cannot mix with oil or other non-polar substances.

Appearances in the Halo Universe

Trivia

  • Water is utilized as a death barrier in some maps. In Halo 2 maps Headlong and Waterworks, the player is killed upon hitting the water or when hitting the water becomes inevitable.
  • Frank O'Connor is a self-confessed fan of video game "water".
  • In Halo 3, bodies and objects will float on water for a while, then sink.

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