The process of reverse osmosis system filtration works by pressurizing the fluid before passing it through the filter membrane. The membrane catches impurities, but the solvent, water, passes freely through to the lower-pressure side of the membrane. Depending on the exact design of the reverse osmosis system, different tolerances for the filtration threshold can provide options to create mineral water that retains the naturally occurring minerals while removing contaminants or to create flavor-free water that is as pure as possible without full distillation.
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