What is Demineralized Water?
Demineralized water, also known as demineralized water, is water from which all minerals and salts have been removed by a process such as ion exchange, distillation, membrane filtration or other suitable method. This process results in water that is technically very pure and free of dissolved minerals. Demineralized water is often used in situations where the presence of minerals is undesirable, such as in laboratory experiments, in the production of pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, in steam irons, and when topping up vehicle batteries, because it does not cause the limescale or corrosion that can result from hard water.
The product is also known as osmosis water and is often used under this name as rinse water, test water or battery water.
In addition, demineralized water is also widely used in the automotive industry as top-up water for cooling systems. In general, coolant for cars or motorcycles is also almost pure demineralized water with the addition of some antifreeze .
In photography, demineralized water is used to develop photos and prevent mineral stains.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS – FAQ
- Is demineralized water the same as distilled water?
- No, although both are pure water, they are produced through different processes.
- Can I drink it?
- It is not recommended to drink demineralized water because it lacks essential minerals found in ordinary drinking water.
- Where can I find more information about Demineralised Water?
- For detailed information, please visit [Pubchem – Water].
Want to buy demineralized water?
At DutchChems we offer demineralized water of high technical purity. It is available in different packaging to meet your specific need. Our demineralized water has been carefully processed and tested to ensure that it is free of all minerals and salts.
For larger orders such as demineralized water in IBC or barrels, you can contact us via the contact form on our website. Our expert team will be happy to help you with a tailor-made quotation.
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