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Filtered I guess, then later on cleaned.
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boiled- it is very simple to do- simply take a beaker fill it up with salt water- connect a tube to it and then on the other end of the tube have another beaker- type in the word "desalination" on google and you'll see what I mean
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There are two very common ways to do this: Distillation: The salt water/impure water is boiled, and the steam is recondensed into "Distilled Water" which has no minerals whatsoever, just pure water. Reverse Osmosis: It's rather slow, but much more energy effecient than distillation. It involves a permeable membrane allowing only molecules of a certain size to pass through. It also requires great pressure (about 100 lbs/sq. in.) to force the molecules through the membrane, but it does seperate the water from the salt quite effectively.
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Process of desalination the arab states have large plants. They have them in Florida too http://www.rodisystems.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desalination http://www.water-technology.net/projects/tampa/
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