The maximum prescribed concentration of manganese in drinking water is
The maximum prescribed concentration of manganese in drinking water is
Option 1 -
5 ppm
Option 2 -
0.05 ppm
Option 3 -
0.005 ppm
Option 4 -
0.5 ppm
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Detailed Solution:The maximum prescribed concentration of manganese in drinking water is 0.05 ppm
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