Water used in scientific research must be free of impurities that can disrupt experiments or give inaccurate results. These impurities can be organic (bacteria, viruses), inorganic (salts, metals) or even volatile compounds that are dissolved in the water. Therefore, water that has not undergone purification processes can present significant risks to the quality and reliability of the research.
To produce ultrapure water needed for high-level experiments, laboratories turn to this type of technology, which provides a clean and reliable resource at the point of use.