Hemodialysis patients are at risk of death whenever there are contaminants in the dialysis water. Reverse osmosis, also referred to as RO, offers a way of achieving the desired water quality. Applications worldwide include desalination and power plants as well as food and pharmaceutical industries, which require water of a specific quality. In the last decades, RO has become a popular water treatment technique; therefore, understanding RO systems is important for anyone working in industry. This module discusses the principles of reverse osmosis as well as its advantages and disadvantages
State the purpose of reverse osmosis. Describe the principles of reverse osmosis. Describe the industrial applications. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of reverse osmosis
"I: Purpose of Reverse Osmosis
II: Principles of Reverse Osmosis
III: Industrial Applications
IV: Advantages and Disadvantages"
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