For each of the following constituents that might be found in water or wastewater,provide two examples of a unit operation that would be useful in removing thatconsitutent.a. Giardia lamblia (protozoan)b. Arsenicc. Bentonite (clay)

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For each of the following constituents that might be found in water or wastewater, provide two examples of a unit operation that would be useful in removing that consitutent. a. Giardia lamblia (protozoan) b. Arsenic c. Bentonite (clay)