Both "remover" and "removal" are grammatically correct English words, but they serve completely different parts of speech and meanings. "Removal" is a noun that refers to the act or process of taking something away (such as the removal of debris). "Remover" is a noun that refers to either a person who removes things (such as a professional furniture mover) or a chemical substance used to strip away materials (such as nail polish remover or paint remover).
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