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1.6 Portable Water From Freshwater (GCSE Chemistry)
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Which process is employed by countries having coastlines but limited freshwater sources?
Which one is commonly used to sterilise drinking water besides chlorine?
Desalinated seawater is usually:
Desalination uses what main process to remove salts?
Rainwater normally contains:
Freshwater becomes potable by using filtration to remove:
Apart from reverse osmosis, desalination commonly involves:
What is potable water?
Reverse osmosis involves:
What is the first stage in making freshwater potable?
Why might some countries avoid reverse osmosis?
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