What is Reverse Osmosis?
Reverse Osmosis (RO) is like osmosis's adventurous sibling! Instead of moving water to balance solutes, it pushes water through a membrane from a higher solute concentration to a lower one, usually to purify it. Think of it as osmosis in reverse gear, needing a bit more muscle (pressure) to make it happen!
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Reverse osmosis is the process where water is forced through a special membrane to remove impurities, producing clean drinking water. Imagine it like a superhero filter for your tap water!
Reverse osmosis is how you get really clean water by pushing it through a filter that traps the nasty stuff. Just don't expect it to filter out your bad decisions!
I've been using a reverse osmosis system at home for years, and it worked wonders for my tap water. It's especially great if you want your water as pure as an alpine spring!
Reverse osmosis (RO) = water purification tech using pressure to push water through a membrane, leaving impurities behind.
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