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Uses of Distilled Water

Ranging from one litre bottles to 1000 litres containers, at ReAgent you can find distilled water, for whichever application you may need it. This is a type of water where all organic and inorganic impurities have been removed during the distillation process, leaving a clear and colourless product.The distilled water you can buy from ReAgent is completely free from visible impurities...

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At The Chemistry Blog, we want to inform and educate people about chemistry, the chemical industry, and the uses, benefits, and applications of different chemicals, from isopropyl alcohol and buffers to standard solutions. No matter what it is you’re looking for, you’ll find plenty of chemical information here.

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The Chemistry Blog also provides information on specific fields in the chemical industry, from biotechnology to biochemistry to analytical chemistry, and explores the science behind key topics and chemical phenomena, like titration and distillation. Plus, if you’re looking to grapple with more complex subjects, feed your appetite with articles like the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide or the reaction between hydrochloric acid and sodium thiosulphate.

But you don’t have to be a science pro or student to enjoy what we have on The Chemistry Blog. Have you ever wondered about the chemicals in swimming pools or oven cleaners? Do you want to get the most out of that jar of baking soda in your cupboard, or learn how to remove sticky labels using some rubbing alcohol? The Chemistry Blog is home to tons of articles that explore the applications and science behind common household chemicals so that you can better understand the things you use everyday. So, whether you’re a student, a science buff, or simply curious, there’s something for everyone on The Chemistry Blog!

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Uses of Distilled Water