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That's going to get expensive. Also not that distillation is useless for volatile organics, and can actually increase the concentration of lighter chemicals li
by nate_meurer 5y ago
That's going to get expensive. Also not that distillation is useless for volatile organics, and can actually increase the concentration of lighter chemicals like benzene.
- DantesKite 5y agoThe filters that accompany a reverse osmosis water filter are fairly cheap, but I didn’t know that distillation machines could do that. I’m curious if boiling would break down the volatile organics.
- nate_meurer 5y agoNegative, 100 degrees C is far to low to degrade anything we're talking about here. Benzene, for example, is stable far beyond its autoignition temperature of 500 degrees C.