Not only is it not necessary to regulate the temperature when boiling
water, it is impossible. The temperature will be exactly the boiling
point of water at that altitude, if slightly lower it will not be
boiling, and it is not possible to get hotter until the water is gone.
As far as other solvents vaporizing at any certain temperature, each
will have their own vapor pressure. The higher the vapor pressure, the
more will be in the steam, the lower, the less in the stream. When
distilling water any compounds that vaporize will be in the steam.
Marshall
On 8/19/2013 12:29 PM, olushola camara wrote:
The better distillers will have very precise temperature controls. The
boiling point of water changes with changes in altitude. So if you
know what temperature your water boils, you want the temperature of
the water to be confined to the narrowest tolerance possible. This
will ensure that H2O will be evaporated.
Olushola
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 8:06 AM, asif nathekar
<asifnathe...@hotmail.com <mailto:asifnathe...@hotmail.com>> wrote:
Hi Chaps,
My thoughts have been that anything that will vapourise at temps
lower than the boiling point of water will also rise, cool and
condense thereby polluting the end product.
My solution to this is to let the water boil for a good 15 mins
first to allow the contaminants to release into the air, and then
I place the condenser unit on top and start collecting. *please do
that carefully*.
Even then needless to say.... double distill in this manner for
excellent results.
Emphasis on the double distill.......
Peace and love to all,
Asif.
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Hi Melly...the many different designs of water distillationunits
that are available will all produce clean safe water.
I doubt that any of the pollution will carry over in the water
vapour (steam) that is cooled to reform the distilledproduct.
Please could anyoone corrector confirm that?
thanks
Tara
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wrote:
Olukashola,
How can rainwater nowadays be clean, with depleted uranium in the
atmosphere
hovering perpetually and comes down on us when it rains?
Our atmosphere is also full of Fukushima radiation which also
comes down in
the water. We have to be realistic, our water, land and air
is slowly
poisoning us. Do our present available filters remove DU and
radiation?
Please anyone know if filters work on above pollutants?
Melly
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