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the obsession that built clean rooms, holy wars, and the periodic table of regret.
means The state of being free from contamination, mixture, or moral fault — wholly one thing, with nothing else added.
from From Latin 'puritas,' the quality of being 'purus' — clean, unmixed, unblemished. The same 'purus' purifies through French 'pur' into English, and lurks inside 'pure,' 'purge,' and 'expurgate.' Older still, it may trace to a Proto-Indo-European root meaning 'to cleanse,' the same impulse that scrubs metals and souls alike.
siliconChips need silicon 99.9999999% pure to work.
gold24-karat means pure; karats measure honesty in metal.
waterTruly pure water tastes flat and dissolves your taste buds' job.
languagePurity laws guard French and Icelandic against foreign words.
pharmaA single impure batch can trigger global drug recalls.