What is in distilled water?

Answer 1

Answer

Vinegar (acetic acid)

Most commercially available white vinegars are made from a 5% acetic acid solution, which is derived from grains, and mixed with water. It can also be manufactured by oxidizing a distilled alcohol.

Answer 2

water (H20)

AnswerHydrogen and oxygen.

And Tons of various chemicals that they leave off the side of the bottle. If you want to know what's added, you'll have to research the company making the water. Nestle (for example) is a chinese water company draining our Great Lakes at an alarming rate and they add several needless and potentially poisonous things to the american drinking water. Of course they won't flat out admit it, so do your research. They claim they don't get water from our great lakes, yet they have a large company RIGHT next to the lake with giant pipes going right into the water. And the lake is 50% depleted since 10 years ago when the company was built. YOU do the math.

Answer 3

Distilled water is actual water that has gone through a heating process to remove impurities from it. The process can be completed at home by boiling water in a large pot with a glass bowl floating in it. Then, an inverted top holding ice is placed on top to create condensation. After boiling, the left over water is called distilled water.

Answer 4

Usually, bottled water only contains water. The water is filtered or distilled to make sure it stays fresh in the bottle.

Answer 5

Distilled water is pure H2O. The water in the tap has H2O in it, but also contains many other elements, compounds, and minerals.

Answer 6

2 parts hydrogen and 1 part oxygen.

Answer 7

h2o