It kinda does.

It's called the anti-sense strand.

Granted, that is most oftenly a graft and no mistake but theoretically...

you can make an colloidal solution out of it, which is described as "homogenised" in industry.

Like I said, it also works without water. You just need heat.

Ever heard of burning Iron?
What's left is Fe2O3, which is rust.

The reaction you mean is at RT and then, yes, you need water (and quite a bit of time)

That much I can understand.

But what does that have to do with "neat and organized"?

I'm pretty sure that's incorrect. Unless you define rust as iron(III)oxide n-hydrate.

There is absolutely no water needed in the reaction

4Fe(0) + 3O2 ----> 2 Fe2O3

You can take iron filings and but them into a flame.
Aferwards you have a bit of Iron(II)oxide and very much Iron(III)oxide, which is, basically, rust.

Water catalyzes the reaction though.

captain?

And -at least in germany- the controll of waterquality for tapwater is waaay harsher than for bottled water.

Buying water therefore only makes sense if you want the bottle.

Is she actually reigning though?

As I understood the queen has no political power whatsoever.
In case I didn't misunderstand, speaking of an actual reign is pretty far fetched.

Wait, she was doing it with someone that reminds her of her dad?

Talk about psychological problems...

Was not aware that this was a bot -_-