Question 2043 of 223 · California Water Treatment Operator Exam
Iron and manganese are often removed by
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Correct answer to question 2043
- D: oxidation followed by filtration
Explanation
Dissolved iron and manganese are oxidized with chlorine, permanganate or aeration to form particles that are then filtered. Manganese needs a stronger oxidant or higher pH than iron.
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