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Small-scale commercial water purifying facilities and industrial-scale desalination plants commonly use multiple stages in the purification process to produce drinkable water. Reverse osmosis (also known as RO) is a key stage in removing salt and mineral impurities from the water.
Commonly used methylated spirits is a general-purpose alcohol which is not fit for drinking. This is because approximately 10% methanol has been added to it, along with additives such as pyridine, isopropyl alcohol, acetone, methyl ethyl ketone, and methyl isobutyl
Want to know more about our ultrapure water, including what grade it is and how we make it? In our short video, you’ll follow the step-by-step process of manufacturing ultrapure water as one of ReAgent’s directors, Jessica Clifton, explains how
Handling explosive chemicals requires stringent safety precautions – and that’s not just wearing the right PPE, but also about understanding the nature of the chemical you are handling. You must know its flashpoint, detonation point, possible triggers, and incompatible chemicals
If you’re confused by what demineralised water is versus deionised, distilled, ultrapure, purified water (the list goes on)… you’re in the right place. There are many forms of purified, high grade water, and in today’s blog post we’re going to
Oxidising chemicals, depending on their strength, can damage your skin and mucous membrane, so you have to handle them carefully. This type of chemical, which includes hydrogen peroxide, sodium perchlorate, and chromic acid, can be found in the workplace. Handling
Watch our latest video to learn why ReAgent is a company you can trust when it comes to your synthetic seawater needs. In this video, our managing director, Simon Tasker, explains how ReAgent manufactures synthetic seawater with a blend of
Watch our newest video to find out more about what happens when you place an order on our website. Learn how you can conveniently purchase the chemicals you need, and the fast, efficient delivery and service you receive. In this
Whether you’re conducting experiments in a chemistry lab or working in a chemical factory, you must always wear appropriate protective gear. Always assume you’re handling hazardous chemicals that can potentially injure you or cause property damage. Wear goggles or face
