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Removal of nitrogen cannot be done by which of the following process?

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Removal of nitrogen cannot be done by which of the following process?

(a) Desalination

(b) Nitrification

(c) Ammonification

(d) Denitrification

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Correct answer is (a) Desalination

Easiest explanation: Removal of nitrogen from waste water follows 3 basic steps in the following sequence, ammonification, nitrification and denitrification for the complete removal of nitrogen which would otherwise lead to eutrophication, desalination is a procedure by which salt is removed from water bodies, this step is not followed for nitrogen removal.

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