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valentinak56 [21]
3 years ago
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Artist 52 [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

The stages when treating water to make it safe to drink  :<u> Chlorination </u>is done .

Explanation:

Why do we need to do these stages?

1. Sedimentation :

In the first step coagulation is done by adding alums or salts of Aluminium Sulfates .when this is done , The impurities becomes heavy because they grow into large particles called floc and settle down at the bottom,.

This process of settlement of particles at the bottom is called <u><em>sedimentation.</em></u>

<u><em>Here only dissolved organic impurities gat settle down. The light weight pathogen are still present in the sample. </em></u><em>At this stage water is not suitable for drinking.</em>

2. Filtration : This include passing of water through a porous membrane . This helps in <u>removal of suspended particulate matter present in the wate</u>r.Sand also get separated from water at this stage.

At this stage also water is not safe for drinking because it still contain <u>viruses </u>which can pass through the pores

3. Chlorination:

This is the process of adding chlorine to the water. Chlorine is good disinfectant and <u>effective against killing bacteria and viruses present in the water.</u> Chlorine is cheap and inexpensive. It inactivate the microorganisms by weakening their cell membrane.

It oxidize other impurities also because of its oxidising nature:

Cl2 + water release reactive Oxygen which kill other harmful germs.

Now water can be useful for drinking

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