Pure Steam Distilled Water 25 Ltr

Buy Distilled Water 25L supplied in 5 x 5 litre HDPE containers. Our pure distilled water 25L is manufactured to the highest standards using a multistage filtration process including steam distillation. Very Low EC / PPM / TDS Batch tested for quality EC 3.85 μS/cm (typical) pH 6 ...Buy Distilled Water 25L supplied in 5 x 5 litre HDPE containers.

Our pure distilled water 25L is manufactured to the highest standards using a multistage filtration process including steam distillation. Very Low EC / PPM / TDS Batch tested for quality EC 3.85 μS/cm (typical) pH 6.21 (typical) Made in the UK 25 Litres (5 x 5L) Steam distilled Distilled water 25 litre is excellent for mixing and formulation, it leaves no residue when it evaporates due to the lack of minerals. Distilled water 25L has a wide range of applications including scientific, commercial and household uses.

Here is a list of some of the common applications but this is by no means exhaustive; autoclave's, ultrasonic cleaning, humidifier supply, laboratory glass cleaning, printing solutions, hydroponics, battery maintenance, prevention of furring and scale formation in irons. Pure steam distilled water (Also referred to a dH2O water) can also be used instead of de-ionized water. Distilled water is technically classed as a solvent and has some unique properties due to being almost completely depleted of minerals, which puts it into an unstable state where it wants to absorb anything soluble that comes into contact with it.

For this reason, it is not advisable to drink distilled water as it can deplete the body of minerals very quickly. The steam distillation process heats the pre-purified feed water to boiling point at which point the liquid turns into vapour, this is then condensed back into a liquid which leaves behind dissolved solids and kills most bacteria and viruses. Distilled Water 25 Litre Specifications EC 3.85 μS/cm @ 25°C (typical) pH 6.21 @ 25°C (typical) Purification Method Steam Distillation CAS number 7732-18-5 EINECS (EC) number 231-791-2 Molecular Formula H2O Molecular Weight 18.015 g/mol Container HDPE (5L) Container Cap Type Tamper Evident Size 25 Litres Also available in 10 Litre Distilled Water.

For example atmospheric pressure at sea level is 15 psi and water will boil at 100°C. However if you were to climb a high mountain you would notice that water would boil at a lower temperature. The lower the pressure the lower the boiling point of water.

Vacuum distillation; is where a liquid is put in an airtight vessel then put under a negative pressure using a vacuum system. The water vapour is then collected and re-condensed into a liquid form. Steam distillation; is where a liquid is heated to its boiling point, the water vapour is then collected and condensed back into liquid.

An additional benefit of steam distillation is boiling the water will kill almost all bacteria and viruses. There are some bacteria and viruses that are resistant to heat and require additional purification methods such as those used for purifying water for injections. What is distilled water? Distilled water is water that has been purified using a distillation process.

The H2O is essentially split from other molecules in the water resulting in a high level of purity. How is distilled water made? Normal water is heated to boiling point when the water turns into vapour it is then condensed back into a liquid form leaving behind a large percentage of contaminants. Is boiled water the same as distilled water? No, boiled water and vapour distilled water are two different things although they are often confused.

Boiling water for an extended time does help to purify it but it does not remove dissolved solids. Can I drink distilled water? There are many differing schools of thought on drinking distilled water. Although it is only a purified version of H2O it is generally not considered safe to drink as it lacks the minerals the body needs to function and in fact is capable of depleting your body of minerals very quickly.

What is distilled water mostly used for?