Which of the following is the MOST effective method used in removing waterborne microorganisms from bottled water?
A) carbon filtration
B) ion exchange
C) reverse osmosis
D) deionization

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Reverse osmosis is the most effective method for removing waterborne microorganisms from bottled water because it uses pressure to force water through a semi-permeable membrane, which can filter out impurities including bacteria and viruses. Carbon filtration, ion exchange, and deionization are effective methods for removing certain contaminants, but may not be as effective as reverse osmosis for removing microorganisms.

Which of the Following Is the MOST Effective Method Used