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The water reclamation process is used to remove solids and impurities, but does not return water to a potable state.
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False — while many water-reclamation processes produce nonpotable reclaimed water for irrigation or industrial use, advanced treatment (including filtration, membrane processes, disinfection, and advanced oxidation) can produce water suitable for potable reuse.
False — while many water-reclamation processes produce nonpotable reclaimed water for irrigation or industrial use, advanced treatment (including filtration, membrane processes, disinfection, and advanced oxidation) can produce water suitable for potable reuse.
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