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1.Coagulation is
A. adding chemicals to...
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(reporting links.)Answer 2 (simple) questions
1.Coagulation is
A. adding chemicals to water during the water treatment process
B. the clumps formed from adding chemicals to the water during the water treatment process
C. letting water settle during the water treatment process
D. separating large materials from water
2. Flocs are...
A. the chemicals added to water during the water treatment process
B. the clumps formed from adding chemicals to the water during the water treatment process
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