deïoniseerd
Deioniseerd is a Dutch term that refers to a type of drinking water that has undergone a process of deionization. This process involves the removal of positively charged ions, or cations, and negatively charged ions, or anions, from water. Deionization is typically performed using an ion exchanger, a device that captures and neutralizes these ions, resulting in water that has a neutral electrical charge.
Deionized water is characterized by its low electrical conductivity and its lack of dissolved minerals and
In the Netherlands, deioniseerd water is often used in hospitals, laboratories, and industries that require highly
It is worth noting that deionization does not remove contaminants such as bacteria or viruses from water,