An Introductory Guide to Deuterium Depleted Water (DDW)

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An Introductory Guide to Deuterium Depleted
Water (DDW)
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What Is Deuterium Depleted Water?
Deuterium Depleted Water (DDW) is precisely what
its name impliesan altered form of water with
reduced deuterium levels. Deuterium is a stable
isotope of hydrogen that naturally occurs in
regular water, usually at around 155-156 parts
per million (ppm). In contrast, DDW undergoes a
specialized process that significantly reduces
the deuterium concentration, typically lowering
it to 25-150 ppm.
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What Are the Benefits of Deuterium Depleted
Water?
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Deuterium Depleted Water vs Alkaline Water
Deuterium-depleted water differs significantly
from alkaline water, a water type with a higher
pH level than regular water.
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How Is Deuterium Depleted Water Made?

• The creation of deuterium-depleted water involves
  a multi-step process designed specifically to
  lower the deuterium content in water.
• Isotopic Exchange This method involves a
  chemical process where the deuterium in water is
  exchanged with hydrogen. Through this exchange,
  the water is processed to decrease its deuterium
  concentration.
• Fractional Distillation This method relies on
  the differences in the boiling points of water
  components. By subjecting water to controlled
  heating and cooling, the water vaporizes and
  condenses at varying temperatures, allowing the
  separation of components based on their
  different boiling points. This process isolates
  the water with reduced deuterium levels.

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