Dechlorination of treated water is necessary to __________________?

Correct answer: D. Remove chlorinous taste

  • A. Remove residual turbidity
  • B. Reduce the bacterial load on filter
  • C. Control taste and odour
  • D. Remove chlorinous taste

Explanation

Dechlorination removes excess residual chlorine from treated water, especially to eliminate its characteristic chlorinous taste. It is not primarily a turbidity-removal or filtration operation.

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