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In the U.S. disinfection of driniking water with chlorine or other methods is done to remove: a. Pathoenic microorganisms b. Particles suspended in water c. Sand and gravel d. Bad smells e. None of the
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In the U.S. disinfection of driniking water with chlorine or other methods is done to remove: a. Pathoenic microorganisms b. Particles suspended in water c. Sand and gravel d. Bad smells e. None of the above

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the answer is:-

b.particles suspended in water

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