deionization
[/ˌdiːaɪənɪˈzeɪʃən/]
nounfemininepl: deionizations
desionização
1. The process of removing ions from a solution, typically water, using ion exchange resins or other chemical methods to produce deionized or demineralized water
Deionization is commonly used in laboratories to produce ultrapure water for sensitive experiments.
A desionização é comumente usada em laboratórios para produzir água ultrapura para experimentos sensíveis.
2. The chemical process of converting ionic compounds into non-ionic forms by removing charged particles
The deionization process removes mineral salts and other impurities from the water.
O processo de desionização remove sais minerais e outras impurezas da água.
Deionization is primarily a technical and scientific term used in both American and Brazilian contexts within water treatment, pharmaceutical, and laboratory industries. In Brazil, it's commonly referenced in industrial water treatment facilities and chemical laboratories. The term maintains the same meaning and usage across English and Portuguese-speaking scientific communities.
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