What is demineralized water?

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zzz [600]3 years ago

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Answer:

Is water that is completely free (for the most part) of dissolved minerals.

Explanation:

It doesn't have most of the minerals, they can take it away by using a process called "Distillation." They boil the water to separate it from other chemical or mixtures in it. It is a process to clean the water.

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