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Re: Where to get deionized water? Is distilled water the same? - m.paris - 01-24-2009 freeradical wrote: In fact, pure water is an extremely POOR conductor of electricity - to the point of being considered a non-conductor. The ion concentration (ten to the minus seventh moles of hydronium ion per liter) is far too low to do any significant conduction. Furthermore, if you re-check the activity series, you will see that copper is well below hydrogen and will not displace it from an acid. (except for the "oxidizing acids" like nitric acid where a more complex reaction occurs). Re: Where to get deionized water? Is distilled water the same? - Dennis S - 01-25-2009 Well, the science discussion is interesting, but I got my old mattress back. Life is good again. Thanks for the help. |