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Why is water clear?

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Why is water clear?

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water is also known as H2O. This is hydrogen and oxygen. In their default forms, both hydrogen and oxygen are unable to be seen. The end products stays the same color of the ingredients.
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It's made of glass.
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It just is because it is the most 100% pure porduct you can buy once you take out everything you have clear clean crisp water... Ice is clear water is clear Oxigen and Nitrogen are clear so that makes water clear
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Why is milk white?

Why are apples red?

Nobody really knows for sure, just the way the universe was put together.
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Becuase other than water people put food colouring and stuff in juice, and leave the water.
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Why is the sky blue? Why is the sun yellow?
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Regular water without chlorine ect is blue.
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because its 100% pure and there are no added artificial colors.
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