Biology, asked by michealmickey3583, 11 months ago

Why are flocs important in biological treatment of waste water?

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Answered by aman85297

Thus, flocs are important in the biological treatment of waste water as they help in reducing theBiological Oxygen Demand (i.e., B.O.D) in the water to make it less polluted and habitable for aquatic animals, reduces the pathogens and digests the organic waste.
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