What is the percentage of water from glaciers and ice caps?

  • 0
  • 0.002
  • 0.006
  • 0.021

What is the third step of raw water treatment?

  • sedimentation
  • coagulation
  • filtration
  • chlorination

Which of the following is a dangerous intestinal disease that spreads by polluted water containing bacteria?

  • typhoid
  • dysentery
  • amoeba
  • hepatitis

Property due to which water acts as a universal solvent is its

  • polarity only
  • ability to make hydrogen bond only
  • strong dipole dipole interaction
  • polarity and ability to make hydrogen bond

What is the first step of raw water treatment?

  • sedimentation
  • coagulation
  • filtration
  • chlorination

The fourth step of sewage water treatment is called

  • primary sewage treatment
  • secondary sewage treatment
  • activated sludge treatment
  • chlorination

What percentage of fresh water is available to man?

  • 0.2
  • 0.02
  • 0.002
  • 0.0002

What is the second step of raw water treatment?

  • sedimentation
  • coagulation
  • filtration
  • chlorination

The ratio of hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O) in water molecule by volume is

  • 0.084027778
  • 0.043055556
  • 0.125694444
  • 0.167361111

What is the fourth step of raw water treatment?

  • sedimentation
  • coagulation
  • filtration
  • chlorination

The first step of sewage water treatment is called

  • primary sewage treatment
  • secondary sewage treatment
  • activated sludge treatment
  • chlorination

Temporary hardness of water is caused due to the presence of dissolved

  • calcium hydrogen carbonates only
  • magnesium hydrogen carbonates only
  • Sulphates and chlorides of calcium or magnesium
  • calcium hydrogen carbonates and magnesium hydrogen carbonates

Which of the following is an intestinal disease caused by bacteria such as E.coli?

  • cholera
  • dysentery
  • jaundice
  • hepatitis

What is the percentage of water from rivers and lakes?

  • 0
  • 0.002
  • 0.006
  • 0.021

Permanent hardness of water is caused due to the presence of dissolved

  • calcium hydrogen carbonates
  • magnesium hydrogen carbonates
  • chlorides of magnesium
  • Sulphates of magnesium

Step of sewage water treatment in which there are some aeration and organic material is converted to inorganic materials is called

  • primary sewage treatment
  • secondary sewage treatment
  • activated sludge treatment
  • chlorination

The hardness that cannot be removed by boiling is called

  • temporary hardness
  • permanent hardness
  • semi temporary hardness
  • semi permanent hardness

The density of water becomes maximum at

  • 10 °C
  • 4 °C
  • 5 °C
  • 12 °C

Step of sewage water treatment in which sewage is placed in tanks and aerated with large blowers is called

  • primary sewage treatment
  • secondary sewage treatment
  • activated sludge treatment
  • chlorination

The hardness that can be removed by boiling is called

  • temporary hardness
  • permanent hardness
  • semi temporary hardness
  • semi permanent hardness
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