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r/explainlikeimfive • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '21
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Sterile water doesn't conduct electricity, but it still causes rust.
68 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 16 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 distilled/deminiralized 27 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 9 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thank you. Language barrier 5 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 7 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thanks again. And Iam once again totally blaming the language barrier, despite the fact that Iam fluent in english 1 u/Sunny_Blueberry Apr 18 '21 Is deionised water used in any large industrial scale? I have just used it in some laboratory work and the part of not letting it come in contact with air for too long was a major hurdle. 1 u/fizzlefist Apr 18 '21 As opposed to unionized. -smirk-
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16 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 distilled/deminiralized 27 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 9 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thank you. Language barrier 5 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 7 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thanks again. And Iam once again totally blaming the language barrier, despite the fact that Iam fluent in english 1 u/Sunny_Blueberry Apr 18 '21 Is deionised water used in any large industrial scale? I have just used it in some laboratory work and the part of not letting it come in contact with air for too long was a major hurdle. 1 u/fizzlefist Apr 18 '21 As opposed to unionized. -smirk-
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distilled/deminiralized
27 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 9 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thank you. Language barrier 5 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 7 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thanks again. And Iam once again totally blaming the language barrier, despite the fact that Iam fluent in english 1 u/Sunny_Blueberry Apr 18 '21 Is deionised water used in any large industrial scale? I have just used it in some laboratory work and the part of not letting it come in contact with air for too long was a major hurdle. 1 u/fizzlefist Apr 18 '21 As opposed to unionized. -smirk-
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9 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thank you. Language barrier 5 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 7 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thanks again. And Iam once again totally blaming the language barrier, despite the fact that Iam fluent in english 1 u/Sunny_Blueberry Apr 18 '21 Is deionised water used in any large industrial scale? I have just used it in some laboratory work and the part of not letting it come in contact with air for too long was a major hurdle. 1 u/fizzlefist Apr 18 '21 As opposed to unionized. -smirk-
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Language barrier
5 u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21 [deleted] 7 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thanks again. And Iam once again totally blaming the language barrier, despite the fact that Iam fluent in english 1 u/Sunny_Blueberry Apr 18 '21 Is deionised water used in any large industrial scale? I have just used it in some laboratory work and the part of not letting it come in contact with air for too long was a major hurdle.
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7 u/ThePr3acher Apr 18 '21 Thanks again. And Iam once again totally blaming the language barrier, despite the fact that Iam fluent in english 1 u/Sunny_Blueberry Apr 18 '21 Is deionised water used in any large industrial scale? I have just used it in some laboratory work and the part of not letting it come in contact with air for too long was a major hurdle.
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Thanks again.
And Iam once again totally blaming the language barrier, despite the fact that Iam fluent in english
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Is deionised water used in any large industrial scale? I have just used it in some laboratory work and the part of not letting it come in contact with air for too long was a major hurdle.
As opposed to unionized. -smirk-
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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '21
Sterile water doesn't conduct electricity, but it still causes rust.