Spot on. Well done. Have a GCSE.
RangeRoller dt
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Reverse osmosis water they use on big power engines. That’s basically rain water to me and you.
Or not salty water to him^^^
Or not salty water to him^^^
Datatek
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More like distilled water, rain water is not that pure these days.Reverse osmosis water they use on big power engines. That’s basically rain water to me and you.
Or not salty water to him^^^
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
They use reverse osmosis when they can’t use distilled for some reason? Like in 600bhp diesel Audi’s.
1.8 turbos maybe?
Plants don’t like distilled they prefer reverse osmosis water - rainwater is close enough even with the toxins.
1.8 turbos maybe?
Plants don’t like distilled they prefer reverse osmosis water - rainwater is close enough even with the toxins.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Reverse Osmosis removes 92 to 99% of minerals etc from water, thus it is exactly the same as demineralized or distilled water. It comes with a World Health Organisation warning that drinking it can rapidly cause health problems.
Replaces metal cation with protons.
