Q power Distilled water for technical purposes 1 l

Product detailed description

Distilled water for technical purposes - for diluting liquids in households and for industrial use.

• Distilled water is used to dilute liquids - e.g. Fridex, Friterm, Glacidet, to replenish the evaporation of Solaren, to replenish batteries, steam irons, in photography and in many other fields.
• Not suitable for medical or food purposes.
• The product is used undiluted.

Distilled water is water that has undergone one or more distillations and has been stripped of dissolved minerals by changing its state to water vapor. The change in state of water can occur slowly (e.g. in the sun) or by heating to the boiling point. During distillation, water is separated from practically everything in it and becomes pure (H2O). It is a clear, colorless, bluish liquid with a thick layer, without taste or odor. It is non-conductive. At normal pressure of 101 kPa, its melting point is 0 °C and its boiling point is 100 °C. Water has its highest density of 1g/cm3 at 4 °C (more precisely at 3.98 °C). The pH of distilled water is neutral (pH=7). Precipitation water (rain and snow), which is formed by evaporation from water sources and subsequent condensation in the atmosphere, cannot be considered distilled water. When it returns to the ground, rain picks up bacteria, chemicals, and dust particles from the air, so it is not recommended for direct consumption or food preparation.