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Following the standard NCERT treatment, clean water has a BOD value:
A
between 10 and 15 ppm
B
less than 5 ppm
C
exactly equal to its dissolved oxygen value
D
more than 17 ppm
Answer: B
Clean water has little biodegradable matter, so the BOD is below 5 ppm. Values above 17 ppm indicate a highly polluted sample.
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