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Potable water is NOT safe for human consumption. (True or false?)

Potable water is NOT safe for human consumption.

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MOST wastewater treatment facilities employ methods designed to detect each pathogenic organism that may be present in a given sample.

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BOTH physical and chemical methods are used to treat and purify drinking water.

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Wastewater plants are usually constructed to handle both domestic and industrial wastes.

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Crown corrosion of concrete wastewater distribution systems is the result of

A) acidic fermentation products reacting with the gypsum in the concrete.
B) sulfate reduction in the sewage and sulfide oxidation in the oxic headspace above.
C) fungal growth in the concrete.
D) rapid iron reduction coupled to pyrite dissolution.

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