Chemistry, asked by gautamkumarr539, 8 months ago

The process in which removal of water from a material takes place.

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Answered by amitkumar9266

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sedimentation

The process of removal of water from a material is called sedimentation.

Answered by kandulamanoherrao03

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sedimentation is the answer correct absolutely

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