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The oldest method for production of pure water is the thermal method or distillation. The process is the transfer of water that is in evaporated phase with its subsequent condensation leaks into a flask tube. The main drawback of this method is the very high maintenance costs of the electricity needed to convert the water into the steam. In addition, in the process of steam formation along with water molecules other solutes can enter the steam according to their volatility. Evaporation is achieved in various ways: the vacuum above the water, heating, etc.

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rdfs:comment	The oldest method for production of pure water is the thermal method or distillation. The process is the transfer of water that is in evaporated phase with its subsequent condensation leaks into a flask tube. The main drawback of this method is the very high maintenance costs of the electricity needed to convert the water into the steam. In addition, in the process of steam formation along with water molecules other solutes can enter the steam according to their volatility. Evaporation is achieved in various ways: the vacuum above the water, heating, etc.
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abstract	The oldest method for production of pure water is the thermal method or distillation. The process is the transfer of water that is in evaporated phase with its subsequent condensation leaks into a flask tube. The main drawback of this method is the very high maintenance costs of the electricity needed to convert the water into the steam. In addition, in the process of steam formation along with water molecules other solutes can enter the steam according to their volatility. Evaporation is achieved in various ways: the vacuum above the water, heating, etc. What’s happening in the process of distillation? The water molecules have the boiling point of 100°C or 212° F. The substance that boils at a lower temperature evaporates first. The boiling point of various impurities is higher, and, theoretically, they will begin to evaporate, when the water has already boiled out. The substance that boils at a lower temperature evaporates first. Due to this difference the water is separated.

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