deionise
Remove charged particles
To deionise is to remove ions from a substance, typically water.
Deionised water has had its mineral content stripped out, making it useful in laboratories, car batteries, and steam irons where mineral buildup would cause problems.
The American spelling is deionize.
Remove mineral content
- desaltRemove sodium chloride
- purifyRemove unwanted substances
- distillPurify through vaporization
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
resin · softening · electrolysis · reverse osmosis · filtration · adsorption · chelation · conductivity
Cleared of unwanted substances
- ultrapureCompletely free of contaminants
- distilledPurified by vaporization
- softenedMade less severe
- demineralizedMinerals extracted from
conductivity · resistivity · aquarium · coolant · battery · steam · boiler · pharmaceutical
Open-mouthed laboratory vessels
- flasksNarrow-necked containers
- test tubesNarrow laboratory glassware
- pipettesLiquid-measuring lab tubes
- reagentSubstance prompting chemical change
titration · analytical · centrifuge · spectrophotometer · lab coat · gloves · safety goggles · research
demineralize
Remove mineral content
exchange · resin · softening · electrolysis · reverse osmosis · filtration · adsorption · chelation · conductivity · cartridge
purified
Cleared of unwanted substances
demineralized · conductivity · resistivity · aquarium · coolant · battery · steam · boiler · pharmaceutical · cosmetics
beakers
Open-mouthed laboratory vessels
- flasksNarrow-necked containers
- test tubesNarrow laboratory glassware
- pipettesLiquid-measuring lab tubes
reagent · titration · analytical · centrifuge · spectrophotometer · lab coat · gloves · safety goggles · research · experiment
deioniseionise
Remove or add electrons
ionize · mineralize · mineralise · remineralize · salinize
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