1. In daily life, when related to machinery and electrical equipment, distilled water is mainly used for its non-conductivity, ensuring stable operation and extending the service life of electrical appliances.
2. In the pharmaceutical industry, distilled water functions due to its hypotonic effect. It is used to rinse surgical wounds, causing any residual tumor cells on the wound surface to swell, rupture, necrose, and become inactive, thus preventing tumor implantation and growth on the wound.
3. In school chemistry experiments, distilled water is required in some cases because it contains no electrolytes, free ions, or impurities. Specific analysis is needed to determine whether its non-conductivity, hypotonic effect, or non-reactivity (absence of other ions) is being utilized.