Demineralized water 1000 ml BIOLABORATORY

Demineralized water 1000ml BIOLABORATORY

Technical information on chemical reagents:

• Chemical formula: H₂O
• CAS number: not available
• Purity: Demineralized
• Net weight: 1000ml

Examples of professional applications in various industries:

• Pharmaceutical industry - Demineralized water can be used to produce medicines, dietary supplements and cosmetics.
• Chemical industry - As a solvent in chemical processes and in the production of various chemical substances.
• Electronics industry - For cleaning and rinsing electronic components, in electroplating processes and in the production of semiconductors.
• Food industry - For the production of beverages, food and for cleaning and rinsing production facilities.
• Cosmetics industry - Use as an ingredient in skin and hair care products and as an auxiliary material in manufacturing.

Recommended storage conditions:

1. The product should be stored in tightly closed containers to prevent external contamination.
2. Storing demineralized water in a cool place, away from heat sources and sunlight, is recommended to prevent possible chemical degradation.
3. The product should be kept away from strong-smelling or reactive chemicals to prevent possible contamination.
4. Extreme temperatures, both too low and too high, should be avoided to maintain the quality of the product.
5. Demineralized water should be stored away from potential spill areas to avoid product loss and possible environmental pollution.

Demineralized water should be stored in tightly sealed containers to prevent external contamination. Storing demineralized water in a cool place, away from heat sources and sunlight, is recommended to prevent possible chemical degradation. The product should be kept away from strong-odored or reactive chemicals to prevent possible contamination. Extreme temperatures, both too low and too high, should be avoided to maintain product quality. Demineralized water should be stored away from potential spills to prevent product loss and potential environmental contamination. Packaging should include appropriate markings and labels to warn of risks and how to handle the product in the event of exposure.