Stephen Arbrys
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Air contains Carbon Dioxide. Water is a compound of Hydrogen and Oxygen . Carbon Dioxide may be dissolved in water. Alcohol is a compound of Carbon, Oxygen and Hydrogen. It should be possible, by some as yet unspecified process, to convert air containing Carbon Dioxide into Alcohol. Also present in air may be compounds having colours, and flavours or fragrances. Many such substances have been produced in the laboratory eg artificial sweeteners and are also dissolvable in water. It is therefore theoretically possible to convert water into something having the identical composition to wine.
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