Reverse osmosis can remove both inorganic and healthy minerals, impurities, and salts from water but is this process doing more harm than good for drinking water?
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Reverse Osmosis: Does It Do More Harm Than Good for Healthy Minerals in Water?
What Is Reverse Osmosis?
Reverse osmosis is a type of water purification technology which makes use of a semi-permeable and thin membrane which have tiny pores. These holes filter pure water and reject larger molecules, like dissolved salts and other impurities, like bacteria.
Reverse osmosis has been a recognized technology since the ’60s, and it’s used for producing highly purified water for different industries. These include food and beverage processing, …
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