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You change it to its gaseous state and then you change it back to its liquid state.
Your other option is to boil the water. Either using heat, or using the Evaporation Chamber. Polluted water evaporates into clean steam, which you can then condense back into clean water.
If using an Arc Furnace, make sure there is no oxygen in the room. Biomass outputs hot volatiles when smelted into charcoal, and will set fires in the presence of oxygen. Even in Mars' thin atmosphere.
Also goes for non-alloy single metals, if there's nothing else in the batch you can Arc Furnace it directly. Pretty nice for recycling the useless stuff you start with like flags, flares, water canister, empty filters, etc that are just pure iron.
Basically, Build an insulated furnace, pump the polluted/mixed water into pipes inside the boiler chamber, then extract the steam via a purge valve. That already gets rid of the polluted water, but I run the entire material through a water filter, because I tend to pressurize water pipes with Nitrogen and don't want gases where they don't belong. Next, pump the steam somewhere, where it can cool properly. I pump it into a gas line in the planet's atmosphere, then pass it into a liquid network next to it though a condensation valve. Finally, pump the water back into your network once it reaches a workable temperature.