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Reverse osmosis is the process where water passes through a special semi-permeable membrane, separating it from the solution using a solution with osmotic pressure higher than the natural osmotic pressure. This process is called reverse osmosis because it opposes the natural osmosis process. It can be used to separate, extract, purify, and concentrate solutions, depending on the osmotic pressure of different materials. Organic substances such as bacteria, toxins, heat sources, and others, as well as small ions and low molecular weight filtrates, can be removed. The reverse osmosis system primarily separates ions from the solution. It does not require heating, and since there is no phase transition, it consumes less energy compared to traditional methods. Reverse osmosis systems are compact, user-friendly, and have a wide range of applications. The reverse osmosis system is used to purify industrial water without consuming large amounts of acids and hydroxides, with no secondary contamination and relatively low operational costs. Water treated by reverse osmosis has high purity. In addition to removing ions, it also removes organic pollutants, microorganisms, viruses, and pyrogens that are difficult to eliminate using other