Chemistry, asked by krishnasajeev9043, 1 year ago

iron and manganese can be removed from water by chlorination

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Answered by AdityaSharma99

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To remove iron and manganese from drinking water, chlorine and KMnO4 used as oxidants. Alum and lime were added for coagulation and pH correction .

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