Deionized Water Lab Grade, 1 Liter
Deionized Water Lab Grade, 4 x 1 Liter Case
Deionized Water Lab Grade, 1 Gallon
Deionized Water Lab Grade, 4 Liters
Deionized Water Lab Grade, 5 Gallons
Deionized Water, Lab Grade, 55 Gallon Poly Drum
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Deionized Water Lab Grade, 1 Liter
Deionized Water Lab Grade, 4 x 1 Liter Case
Deionized Water Lab Grade, 1 Gallon
Deionized Water Lab Grade, 4 Liters
Deionized Water Lab Grade, 5 Gallons
Deionized Water, Lab Grade, 55 Gallon Poly Drum
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Deionized Water Lab Grade

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About Deionized Water Lab Grade

Deionized or DI water is free from dissolved minerals such as mineral salts, including iron, calcium, and sulfate. It is also termed ASTM D 1193 Type IV water and differs from distilled water in terms of purification methods and composition. It is safe for human use but is unfit for drinking purposes because of the absence of essential nutrients required by the human body. Our premium quality Deionized Water is highly recommended for educational and research labs to obtain consistent and repetitive results. Due to the presence of impurities, it is not recommended for use in foods, drugs, and medicines.

Assuming the source water was tap or spring water, distilled water is pure enough for nearly all lab applications. It is used for:

  • a solvent to prepare a solution
  • analytical blank
  • calibration standard
  • cleaning glassware
  • equipment sterilization
  • making high purity water

The purity of deionized water depends on the source water. Deionized water is used when a soft solvent is needed. It is used for: 

  • cooling applications where it's important to avoid depositing minerals
  • microbiology autoclaves
  • many chemistry experiments involving ionic compounds
  • washing glassware, especially the final rinse
  • solvent preparation
  • analytical blanks
  • calibration standards
  • in batteries

As you can see, in some situations either distilled or deionized water is fine to use. Because it is corrosive, deionized water is not used in situations involving long-term contact with metals. 

Common Uses and Applications

  • Solvent
  • Buffer solution
  • pH solution

Industries

  • Batteries
  • Automobile engine coolant

Safety and Shipping Information

Buy Deionized Water Online Here Or By Phone: 512-668-9918

If you have questions about ordering deionized water in bulk online here at LabAlley.com or would like to place an order, call 512-668-9918 or email customercare@laballey.com to talk with a Deionized Water Specialist. Lab Alley is a wholesale supplier and distributor of deionized water based in Austin, Texas.

Why Buy Deionized Water Lab Grade from Lab Alley

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Chemistry Table

7732-18-5
H2O
18.02
Aqua, Deionized Water, Dihydrogen Oxide, Dihydrogen Monoxide, Purified water
962
Laboratory Grade
100%
Water

Specifications

Appearance Colorless liquid Pass
Electrical Conductivity Max 5 µS/cm @25°C <5
Electrical Resistivity Min 0.2 MΩ.cm @25°C <0.2
pH 5 - 8 @25°C Pass
Sodium Max 50 µg/L <50
Chlorides Max 50 µg/L <50
Certificates of Analysis
Product Manuals
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Lot 5142024
Lot 6262024
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Technical Data Sheet (TDS)
Safety Data Sheet

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