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excellent for the removal of ions derived from solids and gases

It is ineffective for everything else
Often used in conjunction with carbon adsorption
Deionization
excellent for the removal of ions derived from solids and gases
It is ineffective for everything else
Often used in conjunction with carbon adsorption
Deionization
water purification process that can remove Bacteria, Pyrogens, Particulates, Dissolved ionized solids, organic contaminants
Distillation
is effective at removing dissolved organic, ionic and suspended impurities
reverse osmosis
Water is passed through semipermeable membrane with defined pore sizes of <0.2mm
Removes particulates, emulsified solids, bacteria, and pyrogens
Does not remove ionized solids, gases, and organic contaminants
ultrafiltration
Can remove trace quantities of organic contaminants and bacteria
l = 185 nm for oxidation
l = 254 nm for sterilization
UV oxidation and sterilization