Science, asked by munnu1, 1 year ago

why industrial wastes are neutralised before releasing into water

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Answered by pandukasam

21

Because if they are directly dumped they are poisonous thus they are nuetralized to reduce the pollution

Answered by Dhairyamathur

15

Because the chemicals present in the wastes are acidic or basic so they can imbalance the ph scale of water. So they are neutralised.

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