The curtain rises on the reasoning puzzle
Sorry for writing so late yesterday, bumping this up. Li Fei died in the bathroom, with only a basin of yellowish water beside him, but the water was normal, and the deceased didn't get wet. Even more strangely, the body was completely intact. May I ask how he was killed?
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The answer is that there are substances in the water that can volatilize into carbon dioxide. Please leave a comment if you got it right.
Water should be a chemical substance, and long-term exposure reacts with the air to form toxins. Inhalation by the human body causes poisoning.
Toxic gas, poisoning death, afterwards the gas is absorbed by water, chemically blind, does not specify the composition
Suppose Li Fei is working for the owner of this bathhouse. Suppose the water is pumped up from a deep well, suppose the bathhouse has a boiler room, and suppose the boiler room burns coal. So, the iron and manganese in the water turn yellow after heating. Carbon monoxide is too low, but carbon dioxide is extremely high. In the end! Breathing in too much exhaust, the deceased just died. PS: A heartless, unscrupulous business owner...
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