If astrophysicists can call oxygen a metal, then I get to call water an organic salt, and ice is a mineral.

OK

>>16730667 (OP)
Ice is a mineral by any definition. Water being an organic salt is pushing it.

>>16730667 (OP)
You should huff a tank of raw flourine i heard it tastes like cotton candy.

>>16730688
Liquid water is a form of lava.

>no carbon
>organic

>>16730707
H C N & O are all organic elements. Any combination of them is an organic molecule.

>>16730711
Only if they contain C, any combination at least including C*

>>16730752
All known life also utilizes inorganic compounds (no C) in their essential life biology and chemistry functions. Additionally, "organic" compounds can be created completely naturally through inorganic non-biological processes.

>>16730758
Ok water is an inorganic salt then.

>>16730711
>organic elements
No such thing. Literally high school chemistry. Read a fucking textbook retard.

>>16731915
>>16730758
https://radiopaedia.org/articles/basic-organic-elements?lang=us

>>16730667 (OP)
I have never heard anyone call carbon a metal

>>16731915
you just got dunked on son

>>16732383
In astrophysics nomenclature, any element heavier than helium is a metal. "Metal" here essentially meaning the element had to have originated from within a star rather than being a primordial element in the early universe.

>>16732393
Ok I support your salt thing then and gave you nice halsey webm