How Reverse Osmosis Works
Reverse osmosis (RO) pushes water through a semi-permeable membrane using pressure to filter out impurities. It's like squeezing pure water out of a sponge full of gunk!
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I've used an RO system for years. The water gets super filtered by forcing it through a membrane that blocks contaminants. It's amazing!
In reverse osmosis, water flows from a high solute concentration to a lower one, opposite to normal osmosis. This process uses pressure鈥攖hink of it as 'osmosis with muscle!'
Reverse osmosis is just osmosis flipped! Apply pressure, push water through a special membrane, and bam鈥攃lean water!
Reverse osmosis? Just fancy filtration with an extra kick of pressure.
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