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Sodium chloride is dissociated in water without any influence of the UV radiation.
This is a poor question. If you can drink, of course you can drink Reverse Osmosis (RO) treated water. The real question is, should you drink RO water. The answer is: you shouldn't drink RO water as a regular form of hydration. It is acidic and natural water is alkaline. Acidic water will, despite what the guys say that are selling RO home water systems, leach minerals from your body. Drinking Distilled or RO water for a couple of weeks will aid in detoxifying your body, but to continue to do so will cause serious nutritional deficiencies and eventual illness. In the '50s and '60s when I used to iron for my mother, she bought distilled water for the iron that said right on the bottle "Not safe for Drinking". Use carbon based filtering systems and you will remove most of the pollutants and poor taste qualities of your supplied water.
Guy gave you wrong answer lol. When you pee yellow that means that you are dehydraded even though you might not feel like you need to drink some water your body is dehydraded. If you drink just water all day you will pee clear by the end of the day, if you drink lots of juices or anything that is not a pure water that have nutrition like sodium sugars or anything you will pee yellow no matter howmuch you drink of that stuff, water has nothing in it its pure there for you pee clear.
Flowers drink cold water faster.
The answer is a Black light and Tonic Water. Tonic water contains a chemical called quinine which makes it glow bright blue when the water is exposed to black light.You take a bowl and put water or Tonic water just in case you want to drink it.Then you put highlighter ink in the water then stir the ink in the water. It looks kinda weird, but then you put the black light over it and it GLOWS.
If by "cure" you mean make safe to drink, it can be boiled, or treated with a disinfecting chemical, such as chlorine. It can also be treated with ultraviolet light.
Ultraviolet (UV) light kills bacteria and viruses in water. The light shines through the water, which must be clear. It does not add a scent or taste to the water.
Chlorine is used to kill harmful pathogens in the treated sewage before discharge to a receiving watercourse. This is similar to its use in swimming pools. Similar treatment can be provided by using bromine, ozone or ultraviolet light.
Water is sterilized as it passes through an ultraviolet light source so few chemicals are needed specifically chlorine.
can glow sometimes if exposed to ultraviolet light
it's not processed, it is filtered and or treated. There are many different ways to filter water. And you can drink straight from spring water.
spring water is usually (not always) safe to drink without being treated.
Forever unless you have treated the water to make it potable.
a flavored water drink
It must be at least filtered and boiled
W. Masschelein has written: 'Chlorine dioxide' -- subject(s): Chlorine dioxide, Sodium chlorite 'Ultraviolet light in water and wastewater sanitation' -- subject(s): Purification, Sewage, Ultraviolet treatment, Water
guinea pigs need both light and water to drink, to survive!!1