Steam Distilled Water
Steam Distilled Water: Description: Steam distilled water is purified water obtained through the process of steam distillation, which involves boiling water to produce steam and then condensing the steam back into liquid form. This method effectively removes impurities, including minerals, organic compounds, and contaminants, resulting in high-purity water suitable for...
- Purity Level: Typically 99.9% pure
- pH Level: Neutral (around 7.0)
- Conductivity: Very low (often < 1 µS/cm)
- Total Dissolved Solids (TDS): Typically < 10 ppm
- Appearance: Clear, colorless liquid
- Odor: Odorless
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Laboratories
- Used in analytical chemistry, microbiology, and other scientific research to ensure accurate results without interference from impurities.
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Pharmaceuticals
- Essential in the formulation of medications and as a solvent for drug preparation to ensure the absence of contaminants.
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Medical Use
- Used in sterilization processes, autoclaves, and in medical devices where purity is critical.
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Industrial Applications
- Employed in manufacturing processes, especially where water quality is crucial, such as in electronics and optics.
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Cosmetics and Personal Care
- Used in formulations for skin care and beauty products due to its purity, minimizing the risk of irritation.
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Food and Beverage Industry
- Utilized in the preparation of food and beverages where high-quality water is necessary to maintain safety and taste.
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Aquariums and Hydroponics
- Ideal for fish tanks and hydroponic systems as it prevents unwanted chemicals from affecting aquatic life or plant growth.
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Household Use
- Sometimes used in steam irons, humidifiers, and for cooking to avoid mineral buildup.
- Sterilisation
- Colloidal Silver
- Photography
- Printing
- Drinking
- C-PAP Humidifiers
- Better Ice Cubes
- Improved Cocktails
- Cooking Vegetables
- Cooking Wheat/Rice Products
- Baking
- Canning
- Wet Cell/Solar Batteries
- Steam Iron
- Germination Seeds
- Autoclaves
- Instrument Washers
- Cooling Systems
- Contact Lenses