Definition: Reverse Osmosis is a type of water filtration process that involves the use of osmotic pressure to remove a certain element or elements from water. Although there are reverse osmosis water filtration systems designed for purifying a home's water, it's most common use is to remove salt from ocean or salt water to make it drinkable. Reverse osmosis is considered a highly effective water purifying process.
Other forms of home water filtration systems include water distillation or UV filtration and carbon filtration.
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Other forms of home water filtration systems include water distillation or UV filtration and carbon filtration.
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Water 101 - Quality, Filtration, Bottled, Storage
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Water Dispenser - Definition and Use
UV Ultraviolet Filtration
Go to Home Page
Pronunciation: re.ver.se os.mo.sis
Examples:
Reverse osmosis is highly effective in removing salt from sea water.
