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titleOfInvention Method for producing drinking water by electrolysis
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain healthy drinking water with a low sodium content from the cathode side of secondary electrolysis by re-electrolysis of electrolyzed anode water generated by primary electrolysis. . SOLUTION: The chlorine is removed from the electrolytic anode water of the primary electrolysis and the electrolysis is performed again. The cathodic water obtained by this secondary electrolysis is alkaline water containing little sodium, and high quality drinking water can be obtained.
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