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Topic - lab grade water needed - chosenhandle 06:34:07 09/12/06 (21)

• Re: lab grade water needed - JimL 11:06:45 09/12/06 (0)
• Lab grade water: what is it good for... - John N 08:20:16 09/12/06 (0)
• Why not buy your own distiller? - chriss 07:59:31 09/12/06 (1)
• Good suggestion! Remember Lab water is triple distilled. - tubesforever 09:38:59 09/12/06 (0)
• Re: lab grade water needed - Fred J 07:40:26 09/12/06 (10)
• define "good quality" distilled water - chosenhandle 07:58:26 09/12/06 (9)
• YOU DO NOT NEED IT. - jsm 12:26:57 09/12/06 (0)
• Free your Mind - Fred J 11:24:03 09/12/06 (5)
• I asked as fairly simple question.... - chosenhandle 12:18:40 09/12/06 (4)
• With a bit more experience, you'll learn that there is absolutely - powermatic 19:23:06 09/12/06 (0)
• My intent was simply to - Fred J 12:59:48 09/12/06 (2)
• thank you for your response - chosenhandle 08:03:59 09/13/06 (1)
• Re: thank you for your response - Fred J 08:19:03 09/13/06 (0)
• Lab water is simply triple distilled water, probably deionized as well. - tubesforever 10:20:51 09/12/06 (0)
• 18 megOhm-cm is the standard in my business - mhardy6647 09:54:14 09/12/06 (0)
• Re: lab grade water needed - J Harris 06:38:41 09/12/06 (5)
• article - chosenhandle 07:54:03 09/12/06 (0)
• What is the difference between distilled water and lab grade water? (nt) - John Elison 06:42:43 09/12/06 (3)
• You got a lot of sub par responses on this. - tubesforever 12:54:27 09/13/06 (0)
• For Non serious Lab or commercial formulation Purposes, the Cost $$( nnt) - Fred J 07:46:17 09/12/06 (0)
• Sadly, in most cases, very little. nt - Jack Seaton 06:47:19 09/12/06 (0)

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• Why not buy your own distiller? - chriss 07:59:31 09/12/06 (1)
• Good suggestion! Remember Lab water is triple distilled. - tubesforever 09:38:59 09/12/06 (0)