I wonder if there's a dye for water that had a molecular charge that would remain "attached" to the water molecule, without being bound to it, in such a way that one could see the water vapor?
Probably not, as water is one of the most polar molecules out there, and if it has enough energy to break that bond and become steam, it's unlikely there's a more polar, light-absorbing molecue out there.
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