💦 Elevate Your Purity Game with Type I Deionized Water!
MAXTITE Type I Ultrapure Analytical Grade Deionized Water is meticulously filtered to ensure it is free from minerals, ions, and impurities, making it the perfect choice for sensitive applications in laboratories, industries, and homes. With a resistivity greater than 18 MΩ-cm and a total organic carbon (TOC) level below 5ppb, this water guarantees optimal performance while preventing contamination and buildup in your devices.
| External Testing Certification | NSF |
D**L
No ions in water!
I purchased this water for a chemistry lab to use in a chemical reaction that is sensitive to the presence of ions. It worked.
D**N
Clean enough
We got this stuff tested for our lab. Seems clean enough:Chloride (mg/kg) 0.37Nitrate (mg/kg) 0.08Phosphate (mg/kg) 0Sulfate (mg/kg) 0.048Ammonium (mg/kg) 0.03Evaporation Residue (mg/kg) <0.01Total Carbon (mg/kg) <1Aluminum (mg/L) 0.001Tin (mg/L) <0.001Here's how it compares with regular Glacier Mist distilled water from the grocery store:Chloride (mg/kg) 0.432Nitrate (mg/kg) 0.136Phosphate (mg/kg) 0.15Sulfate (mg/kg) 0.496Ammonium (mg/kg) 0.351Evaporation Residue (mg/kg) <0.01Total Carbon (mg/kg) <1Aluminum (mg/L) <0.001Tin (mg/L) <0.001
A**L
Decent price for a single gallon for this hard to find product at physical stores
Deionized water (vs distilled water) removes the minerals so it prevents the fine 'snow' from the mist of an ultrasonic humidifier that can settle on surfaces. The bottle is sturdy and survived delivery.
C**S
Static Remover
Works for my application, which is as a rinse for vinyl lp’s.
G**Y
Expensive
Seems demineralized just very expensive mine as well purchase a water demineralizer it's just way overpriced
P**K
Good
Works in my carpet cleaner steamer
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