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Drinking Water, Iron, and Manganese Removal in Groundwater Purification be challenging sometimes. This chapter explains some of the common methods used to remove these compounds, potential risks involved in employing these techniques, and their advantages. Common industrial practices are aeration and chemical precipitation and are being used extensively.

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nd urban reuse.Explains industrial recycling up the zero liqThe book addresses the entire water cycle. The focus is on new technologies/processes (especially in high performance biological treatment), energy recovery, water recycling and reuse. Recommendations with regard to the right technologies/p

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