Deionization

Deionization is normally referred to the the final processing step in demineralization. Deionization is the complete removal of ions (other than water ions) present in water. A mixed bed of resins can be employed after demineralization to remove the final contaminants. Another method is to employ electrodeionization (EDI) to achieve deionization. Electrodeionization makes use of a combination of ion exchange resins, ion selective membranes and electricity to purify water. The main advantage of EDI systems is that these EDI units do not require chemical regeneration steps, thus avoiding hassles.
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