What elements does distilled water contain?

Answer 1

In truley distilled water most foreign chemicals to water are removed but this is not always the case. While water consists of simply Hydrogen and Oxygen (H2O) other chemical elements may still be present after the distillation process, as well as some bacteria. However, distilled purified water would in most cases would contain only a very insignificant amount of any other trace chemicals.

So for the most part distilled water contains simply Hydrogen and Oxygen.

Answer 2

Water should be the only ingredient in distilled.

Water = H20 = 2 parts hydrogen and 1 part Oxygen

the 'main ingredient' depends on how you define 'main':

by mass, oxygen is greater than hydrogen

by volume, oxygen is the greater then hydrogen

by quantity, hydrogen is twice the quantity of oxygen

Answer 3

Distilled water is primarily made up of water molecules (H2O) and does not contain any significant amount of minerals, salts, or impurities. It goes through a process of boiling and condensation to remove impurities, resulting in a pure form of water.

Answer 4

Just hydrogen and oxygen ie. H2O. There are no impurities in distilled water.

Answer 5

Distilled water is not an element. Water is a compound..

Answer 6

cell minerals

Answer 7

carbon, oxygen