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Polywater, also known as anomalous water, is a liquid formerly supposed to be a polymeric (see polymer) form of water. First reported in 1962, it is made by condensing water in very fine glass or silica capillary tubes, and has unusual properties (melting point –40°C, boiling point ~500°C, specific gravity 1.4). It is now thought to contain substances dissolved from the glass.