Water purification - Revision history

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		+	* Biological fouling.
	* Clarified water.		* Clarified water.
	* Foul water.		* Foul water.

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−	Water purification is ~~a term used to describe~~ a specific aspect of water treatment that removes toxic materials (such as contaminants and pathogens) from the water in order to make it fit for consumption.	+	Water purification is a specific aspect of water treatment that removes toxic materials (such as contaminants and pathogens) from the water in order to make it fit for consumption.

	For more, see Water treatment.		For more, see Water treatment.

−	While purification is often incorporated into the treatment process, ~~purification~~ is not always required. For instance, purification may not be required when treated water is used for industrial purposes.	+	While purification is often incorporated into the treatment process, but it is not always required. For instance, purification may not be required when treated water is used for industrial purposes. As a result, the terms water purification and water treatment are not synonymous.

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	* Water quality.		* Water quality.
	* Water treatment.		* Water treatment.
−	* Wholesome water.

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		+	* Clarified water.
	* Foul water.		* Foul water.
	* Mains water.		* Mains water.

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	While purification is often incorporated into the treatment process, purification is not always required. For instance, purification may not be required when treated water is used for industrial purposes.		While purification is often incorporated into the treatment process, purification is not always required. For instance, purification may not be required when treated water is used for industrial purposes.

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	* Foul water.		* Foul water.

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Water purification is a term used to describe a specific aspect of water treatment that removes toxic materials (such as contaminants and pathogens) from the water in order to make it fit for consumption.

For more, see Water treatment.

While purification is often incorporated into the treatment process, purification is not always required. For instance, purification may not be required when treated water is used for industrial purposes.

= Relate articles on Designing Buildings =

* Foul water.
* Mains water.
* Types of water.
* Water quality.
* Water treatment.
* Wholesome water.

[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Water]]