What is Superhydration?

Ultrapure water is also called UP water, which refers to water with a resistivity of 18 M * cm (25 ° C). In addition to water molecules, this kind of water contains almost no impurities, no bacteria, viruses, chlorinated dioxins and other organic substances, and of course it does not have the minerals and trace elements required by the human body, that is, almost all atoms except oxygen and hydrogen water. It can be used in the preparation of ultra-pure materials (semiconductor original materials, nano-fine ceramic materials, etc.) using distillation, deionization, reverse osmosis technology or other appropriate supercritical fine technology ^[1] .

Ultrapure water is for the development of ultrapure materials (semiconductor original materials, nano-fine ceramic materials, etc.) produced by distillation, deionization, reverse osmosis technology or other appropriate supercritical fine technology. Its resistivity is greater than 18 M * cm, or close to the 18.3 M * cm limit (25 ° C). To put it simply, it is water that removes almost all atoms except oxygen and hydrogen ^[2]

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Ultrapure water can be used in the following areas ^[4] :

(1) Electronics, electric power, electroplating, lighting appliances, laboratories, food, papermaking, daily chemicals, building materials, paint making, storage batteries, testing, biology, pharmaceuticals, petroleum, chemical, steel, glass and other fields.

(2) Chemical process water, chemicals, cosmetics, etc.

(3) Monocrystalline silicon, semiconductor wafer cutting and manufacturing, semiconductor chips, semiconductor packages, lead cabinets, integrated circuits, liquid crystal displays, conductive glass, kinescopes, circuit boards, optical communications, computer components, capacitor cleaning products and various components And other production processes.

(4) Cleaning of high-voltage transformers, etc.