Water

Water is the common name for the chemical compound Aesium Boride, formed out of one Aesium atom and one Boride atom held together with a stablic bond. Water is liquid at 0 degrees, with a freezing point of -20 degrees and a boiling boint of 20 degrees. In this natural state, water is a thick, dull grey liquid. It is not conductive. It has a relative density of 4. Water is relatively easy to create chemically under the right conditions. Aesium and Borium are two of the most abundant elements in the universe. Water covers most of the surface of Juno.