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Potable water is water that is suitable for drinking. (a) River water can be treated to make it potable. Chlorination, filtration and sedimentation are three of the... show full transcript
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The correct row is B: chlorination is carried out first to kill bacteria, followed by filtration to remove smaller particles, and finally sedimentation to allow remaining impurities to settle.
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Sedimentation is carried out by allowing the water to sit undisturbed in a tank for a certain period. During this time, heavier particles and impurities settle at the bottom, forming sediment. The clear water at the top can then be carefully removed for further treatment.
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