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DIW
(redirected from Deionized water)

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DIWDeutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung, Berlin (German institute for economic research)
DIWDeionized Water
DIWDead In the Water
DIWDefensive Information Warfare
DIWDirect Inside Wire (phone)
DIWDetection, Identification and Warning
DIWDesigning Information for the Web
DIWDiversity Inclusion and Work/life Balance
DIWDelivery Inter Working


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Since high-frequency ultrasound does not travel through air, a coupling fluid such as deionized water is used to deliver the ultrasound pulse from the transducer lens to the part surface.
Ultrasonic imaging finds voids, cracks and bonding defects by Grande, Joseph A. / Plastics Technology
Before collection of each tissue sample, stainless-steel dissection instruments were rinsed in 10% hydrochloric acid and deionized water to reduce cross-contamination with Hg.
Gestational mercury vapor exposure and diet contribute to mercury ... by Beliles, Robert P. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Sand was tempered to 40 compactability utilizing deionized water and a test water, both "spiked" to set pH levels.
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