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What is formed when coagulant is added in water?

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When a coagulant is added to water, it causes the suspended particles and impurities in the water to clump together and form larger particles. These larger particles are called flocs. The flocs can then be easily removed from the water through processes such as sedimentation or filtration, resulting in cleaner and clearer water.

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What is formed when coagulant is added in water?

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