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Sea water can be desalinated by using reverse osmosis. A plant treats 4,000 m^3/day of feed
water containing 27,000 ppm of salinity. The product salinity is 300 ppm. What is the
product recovery (desalinated water) based on the volume of the feed? The salinity of the
brine output is 52,000 ppm.
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