Dear rambotrout:
"rambotrout" <rambotrout@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Thank you everyone for all the replies.
>
> I have better grasp of it now.
>
> Timo, if the electrode is thinly insulated, wouldn't
> all the ions get attracted very close to their
> respective electrodes thus leaving the water
> "relatively" pure?
Yes. "Electrodeionization".
> In this case, wouldn't the dielectric
> constant of the water is retained?
Yes, as I gave you numbers before:
pure water, k = 80
salt water, k = 81
David A. Smith
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