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1.6 Portable Water From Freshwater (GCSE Chemistry)
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During filtration, gravel and sand remove:
Freshwater becomes potable by using filtration to remove:
What is potable water?
To remove dissolved substances during reverse osmosis, pressure applied must overcome:
What is the main disadvantage of desalination processes?
Which process is employed by countries having coastlines but limited freshwater sources?
Which is the most common source of freshwater?
After initial filtration, the next step commonly is:
Rainwater normally contains:
Apart from reverse osmosis, desalination commonly involves:
What causes rainwater to be slightly acidic?
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