Why Magnesium carbonate is not commonly preferred as coagulant? – McqOptions

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1.	Why Magnesium carbonate is not commonly preferred as coagulant?
A.	It is expensive
B.	It does not remove color
C.	Formation of sludge
D.	The time required for floc formation is less
Answer» D. The time required for floc formation is less

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