Explain the methods used for removing arsenic from water
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Arsenic levels in drinking water can be reduced by filters which undergo reverse osmosis because reverse Osmosis has 90% removal rate,
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- Arsenic is a metalloid that can occur in its own self or can occur in combination with metals and sulfur.
- Arsenic level in water is a matter of concern as it is quite detrimental to the health and cause 'stomach pain', nausea, and even 'blindness'.
- Arsenic poisoning can be a leading cause of death and measures should be taken to prevent such happenings.
- Arsenic can be removed from water by a process called reverse osmosis which is now inbuilt in almost every water purifier.
- In the process, water is made to pass through a semi-permeable membrane under such a pressure that its contaminants which include traces of arsenic are left behind and the purified water is 'fit for consumption'.
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