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Why use deionized water in science experiments
WHY USE DEIONIZED WATER INSTEAD OF TAP WATER IN SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS.
DEBRA S.STUDENT - Philadelphila, PA
2004
It's hard to tell if this is just a homework question or you have an actual interest, but deionized water is pure water without contaminants that might affect your experiments. For example if you are trying to determine if a particular sample solution has some particular element in it, you would mess up your experiment if you diluted the sample with tap water that contained that element.
Ted Mooney, P.E.
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finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2004
If I remember my good old chemistry days, distilled water is better that deionized water for scientific experiments. It is pure water and no solids, ionized or deionized.
Mandar Sunthankar- Fort Collins, Colorado
2004
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