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The BOD of highly polluted water is
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Higher BOD means higher organic pollution in water. Clean water has low BOD, while highly polluted water has high BOD.
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\(17\ \text{ppm}\)
\(10\ \text{ppm}\)
\(8\ \text{ppm}\)
\(12\ \text{ppm}\)
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