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In what stage of wastewater treatment is 90 percent of the oxygen-demanding substances removed from the waste by microbes? primary treatment. secondary treatment. tertiary treatment. septic tank treatment.
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In what stage of wastewater treatment is 90 percent of the oxygen-demanding substances removed from the waste by microbes? primary treatment. secondary treatment. tertiary treatment. septic tank treatment.
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i need an answer for this question. here are the choices
primary treatmentsecondary treatmenttertiary treatment
septic tank treatment
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I think the correct answer would be secondary treatment. Oftentimes at this stage, microbes are being used to treat the wastewater. It is the heart of the process since a big part of the harmful substances are lowered at this stage. Hope this helps.
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