Submitted by nateblackmt t3_11a9tvk in askscience
Practical_Cartoonist t1_j9sge1v wrote
Reply to comment by berliniam in Why is urine yellow? by nateblackmt
Is urine colourless when it's still inside your bladder?
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sexualinnuend t1_j9tdxyw wrote
No. The bladder is just a container before it makes its exit. The production and filtering of sorts of the urine is done in kidneys and it's "tubes"
lubacrisp t1_j9tm4zt wrote
Their question was almost certainly about the mixing with oxygen causing it to turn yellow. Not even sure what question you think you're answering
mrshulgin t1_j9tptuh wrote
Bingo. I feel like I'm able to detect a yellowish tint in my urine stream if I'm dehydrated. Maybe I'm mistaken... but am I?
Not_Pictured t1_j9trj7i wrote
Urine is definitely yellow in the bladder.
Source: catheters.
mrshulgin t1_j9ttoq3 wrote
So... is the top answer incomplete?
Not_Pictured t1_j9tue8r wrote
I assume there is some o2 in your bladder if it's accurate.
I don't know the chemistry, I'm just sure that pee is yellow before you pee it out.
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