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Muddy water, more correctly called turbid water, contains particulate. These materials can add taste, odour, or toxic materials. They can also protect microorganisms from disinfectants. Most drinking water standards in use today have a limit on turbidity to address these concerns. Water with a turbidity level higher than the permitted level is regarded as polluted an unsuitable for consumption.
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What is muddy water an example of?
You can either filter the muddy water to separate and remove the solids, or evaporate and then condense the water vapour back into water, which will be clear.
How can thermal pollution be caused by soil erosion?
Thermal pollution can be caused by soil erosion, as the sediments make the water muddy and thus increase light absorbency and thermal pollution
What causes pollution in water?
Sewage is often pumped into the rivers all over the country. Fertilisers and dust from fields also create muddy and murky water.
What are these mixtures in order of particle size muddy water sugar water sand in water and milk?
Sugar Water , Muddy Water , Sand Water.
Is muddy water a homogeneous mixture?
No, muddy water is a heterogeneous mixture.
Do muddy water have sediment?
Yes, muddy do have.
Why is the water so clear in the Bahamas?
Because there is barely any pollution. The Gulf of Mexico is an example of a pollution infested body of water.
What is resource pollution?
Resource pollution means contaminating a given resource. Contamination of water can be considered as a good example of resource pollution.
Because the mud in muddy water eventually settles out the muddy water is a?
suspension
Why is muddy water a suspension?
Muddy water contain insoluble particles in suspension.
Do plants take in muddy water?
No,they do not take in muddy water,as they are flitered by the plant.
What is an example of a non-point water pollution?
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