Osmosis filtration refers to the process of filtering out impurities or substances through a semi-permeable membrane using the natural phenomenon of osmosis. Osmosis is when water molecules move from an area of lower concentration to an area of higher concentration, typically across a membrane. In
osmosis filtration, this movement of water helps separate and remove unwanted particles or pollutants, leaving behind cleaner water.
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«osmosis»
«filtration»
Sentences with «osmosis filtration»
- You can remove fluoride from water using reverse osmosis filtration systems or activated alumina defluoridation filters. (thyroidpharmacist.com)
- «Membrane morphology and topology for fouling control in Reverse Osmosis filtration systems» presented by Bowen Ling (surpas.org)
- Reverse osmosis filtration works great for anyone in more metropolitan areas where natural springs are not available. (drjockers.com)
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