Definition and characteristics of distilled water
Distilled water refers to water that has been evaporated and then condensed by distillation technology to remove impurities and pollutants from it and obtain pure water. This process involves heating water to boiling, evaporating it, and then condensing the water vapor back into liquid water, which can effectively remove minerals, ions and other soluble solids in the water. Preparation method of distilled water The preparation method of distilled water is mainly through a heating and condensation process through equipment such as a distiller. In this process, the source water is heated to boiling, and the water vapor is collected and condensed into water to obtain pure distilled water. Since a large amount of heat energy is consumed in the distillation process, the production cost of distilled water is relatively high. Uses of distilled water Distilled water has a wide range of applications in many fields due to its pure and impurity-free characteristics: Laboratory resea...