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titleOfInvention Method for producing acidic water and alkaline water
abstract (57) [Problem] In a conventional method for producing acidic water and alkaline water, there is a problem that hypochlorous acid and chlorine gas are generated, which has a bad influence on the environment. SOLUTION: An electrolytic cell 2 filled with tap water 40 is partitioned by an ion exchange membrane 3 into an acidic water generating area 5 and an alkaline water generating area 6, and a predetermined amount of a nonmetallic mineral is formed in the acidic water generating area 5. 50, and a predetermined amount of silicate mineral 60 is introduced into the alkaline water generation region 6, and the positive electrode rod 24 of the DC voltage applying device 20 is supplied to the acidic water generation region 5, and the DC voltage is supplied to the alkaline water generation region 6. The negative electrode rods 26 of the application device 20 are arranged, respectively. A voltage is applied to the positive and negative electrode rods 24 and 26 so that the tap water 40 is reformed and generated in the acidic water generating region 5 and the tap water 40 is converted into the alkaline water in the alkaline water generating region 6. .
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