demineraliseerumisega
Demineraliseerumisega refers to the process of removing minerals from a substance, most commonly water. This is achieved through various methods, with ion exchange being a prevalent technique. In ion exchange, water is passed through a resin bed that contains ions that can be exchanged for the dissolved minerals. As the water flows through, the resin captures positively charged mineral ions (cations) and exchanges them for hydrogen ions, and captures negatively charged mineral ions (anions) and exchanges them for hydroxide ions. These hydrogen and hydroxide ions then combine to form pure water.
Another common method is reverse osmosis. This process uses a semipermeable membrane to filter out minerals