Engineering :: Public Health Engineering
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81. |
Low turbidity of water can be determined by |
A. |
turbidity tube |
B. |
Jacksons turbidimeter |
C. |
Baylis turbidimeter |
D. |
Hellipe turbidimeter |
Answer: Option C
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82. |
The maximum permissible total solid content in water for domestic purposes should not exceed |
A. |
300 ppm |
B. |
400 ppm |
C. |
500 ppm |
D. |
1000 ppm |
Answer: Option C
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83. |
The maximum permissible hardness in water for drinking purposes should not exceed 100 ppm. |
Answer: Option A
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84. |
The maximum permissible chloride content in water for domestic supplies should not exceed |
A. |
250 ppm |
B. |
350 ppm |
C. |
450 ppm |
D. |
550 ppm |
Answer: Option A
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85. |
pH value is a symbol for |
A. |
magnesium |
B. |
hydrogen |
C. |
calcium |
D. |
sodium |
Answer: Option B
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86. |
Alkalinity is caused by positively charged hydrogen ions. |
Answer: Option B
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87. |
Residual chlorine in water is determined by |
A. |
versenate |
B. |
starch-iodide |
Answer: Option B
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88. |
Lead should be present in large quantity in water. |
Answer: Option B
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89. |
Calcium sulphate present in water causes corrosion. |
Answer: Option A
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90. |
Which of the following statement is correct? |
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If the pH value of water is equal to 7, the water is said to be neutral. |
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The pH value determines the strength of the acid or slkali in water. |
C. |
The pH value of water can be obtained by a potentiometer |
D. |
all of the above |
Answer: Option D
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