Desalination purifies seawater for consumption and agriculture by eliminating salt and contaminants. Common desalination techniques include:
Method 1: Reverse Osmosis. This prevalent method forces seawater through a semi-permeable membrane to extract salt and impurities.
Method 2: Distillation. In this process, seawater is heated to vaporize, and the resulting steam is condensed to yield purified water, separating it from salt and other impurities.
Method 3: The Activated Sludge Process is an industrial wastewater treatment technique, not applicable to desalination.
Method 4: Incineration is a waste management procedure and is irrelevant to desalination.
Therefore, Reverse Osmosis and Distillation are the appropriate methods.