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What is the difference between demineralized water and desalted water?

2009-04-06View Original

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What is the difference between demineralized water and desalinated water?
Reply #22009-04-06
Personally, I think it’s just a different way of saying it, there’s not much difference.
Reply #32009-04-06
It should be the same statement. Deionized water is commonly known as desalted water (demineralized water), also known as pure water, or deep desalted water. Generally speaking, it refers to water that removes strong conductive substances that are easy to remove from water and removes weak electrolytes such as silicic acid and carbon dioxide that are difficult to remove from water to a certain extent.
Reply #42009-04-07
Oh, I understand, thank you experts for their advice.

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