DEMINERALIZED WATER 5L - description

✅ DEMINERALIZED WATER is specially treated water that has been stripped of both minerals and other contaminants such as organic compounds or microorganisms. It is water of very high purity

Demineralized water is usually water devoid of mineral salts by reverse osmosis or ion exchange. Ion exchange is a process that uses the ability to reversibly swap one ion for another. It is based on the unique chemical properties of water molecules. This process is fully stoichiometric and therefore reversible. Substances that have the ability to exchange ions are so-called ion exchangers or ionites. In practice, water treatment involves combining an ion with a solution under dynamic conditions. This means that the water flows through a stationary tank of ions.
Demineralized water is produced in two stages. First, it is decationized by exchanging all cations for hydrogen ion and then demineralized.
➡️ Below are examples of how water can be used:

Housework - water is perfect for everyday household chores, having the aforementioned acidity with a pH value of 5.5. This means that it effortlessly removes dirt on every conceivable flat surface without leaving streaks on it. It is worth noting that after washing with demineralized water, the surface acquires a special electrostatic charge. This significantly increases its resistance to subsequent dirt.
For Drug Manufacturing – Distilled water is often used as an ingredient in drug manufacturing because it is free of contaminants and microbes, minimizing the risk of contamination of pharmaceutical products.
In laboratories – Distilled water is used in laboratories to prepare solutions where pure water, free from contaminants, is essential.
In the cosmetics industry – Distilled water is often used in the manufacture of cosmetics and skin care products because it is pure and free of contaminants.
For filling batteries – Distilled water is used to fill car batteries and other electrical appliances because it is clean and contains no contaminants that could affect the performance of the device.
For cleaning medical devices – Distilled water is often used to clean medical devices such as surgical instruments because it is free of bacteria and other microbes.
In Aquariums – Distilled water is sometimes used in aquariums to avoid contamination of the water by unwanted chemical compounds that may be present in tap water.
It is important to note that distilled water does not contain any nutrients and electrolytes that are essential for human health, so it should not be used as a source of drinking water.