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Kamal was told by his mother to pour water through a thin cloth into another container to further purify the water. a) What do you think will happen to the mud and sand when pouring the water? b) What
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Kamal was told by his mother to pour water through a thin cloth into another container to further purify the water.

a) What do you think will happen to the mud and sand when pouring the water?
b) What is this process called?
c) Do you think the water filtered by Kamal is safe to drink? Explain in detail.

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a) When we pour the water on the cloth it got filtered by passing through it.

b) Filtration.

c) No, it is not much as safe for drinking because when we filter the water from the cloth, only the mud and sand is filtered by this process but the bacteria in it are not filtered.

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