FALSE: Philippines is rich in water called deuterium

The Philippines is rich in deuterium, which is “natural water,” “heavy water,” or “hydrogen water without oxygen.”Deuterium is an isotope, or one of the forms, of hydrogen. It is not any kind of water. Also, there is no reason to suppose that the Philippines is rich in deuterium.The claims were made in two Facebook posts in November 2020. As of writing, these two posts combined have 1,678 reactions, 246 comments, and 709 shares.

Claims about deuterium in the Philippines have been discussed and debunked as early as the 1980s.Facebook posts in the page “Filipino Future” and in the group “MARCOS PA RIN” on November 15 and 16, 2020, respectively, claim that the Philippines is rich in deuterium. They said:"The Philippines is rich in deuterium – the white 'gold' of the nation.

Product of a hallucinating person high on drugs with nothing to do and access to a pc and internet connection.

We have one sitting in Malacanang Palace !!!

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Water formed from deuterium, not protium (a lighter hydrogen isotope) is known as heavy water or deuterium oxide. It is about 10% heavier than water with protium-only hydrogen. Another isotope of hydrogen, tritium, is heavier again as it includes another proton in the nucleus.

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