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Often a small amount of distilled water is required to prepare chemically pure solutions at home. Many in these cases use a snow coat from the freezer of the refrigerator, but food particles can also get into it.

Meanwhile, it is not difficult to obtain such water using an ordinary kettle and a pot of cold water, if they are arranged as shown in the figure. Condensing at the bottom of the pan, the steam will flow down as drops of pure water into the flask.

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