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Sedimentation

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Sedimentation is useful for:

A

Separation of husk from grains.

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B

Water purification.

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Separation of water from milk.

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Cottage cheese formation.

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Solution

The correct option is B
Water purification.

Sedimentation is used for water purification. The solid large impurities are separated off giving us clean water.

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