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Clean Water Chemistry: Filtration and Disinfection Trivia Quiz: Questions & Answers

Discover the chemical and physical processes behind making water safe to drink, from everyday filtration to the power of disinfectants like chlorine.

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Discover the chemical and physical processes behind making water safe to drink, from everyday filtration to the power of disinfectants like chlorine.

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Sample Question: Historically, communities along Africa's major rivers like the Zambezi might have used which material for simple water filtration?

River sand
Granite rocks
Baobab leaves
Woven grass
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Correct Answer: River sand

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