Engineering :: Public Health Engineering
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51. |
Suspended impurities consist of |
A. |
iron |
B. |
chlorine |
C. |
bacteria |
D. |
all of these |
Answer: Option C
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52. |
Dissolved impurities consist of |
Answer: Option B
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53. |
The presence of bacteria in water causes |
A. |
hardness |
B. |
alkalinity |
C. |
diseases |
D. |
bad taste |
Answer: Option C
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54. |
Colloidal impurities if associated with organic matter having bacterias becomes the chief source of |
A. |
hardness |
B. |
epidemic |
C. |
alkalinity |
D. |
bad taste |
Answer: Option B
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55. |
The presence of calcium and magnesium chloride in water causes |
A. |
softening |
B. |
bad taste |
C. |
hardness |
D. |
turbidity |
Answer: Option C
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56. |
The ground water is generally free from |
A. |
suspended |
B. |
dissolved |
Answer: Option A
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57. |
The finely divided dispersion of solid particles which are not visible to the naked eye and cannot be removed by ordinary filters are known as |
A. |
suspended impurities |
B. |
dissolved impurities |
C. |
colloidal impurities |
D. |
none of these |
Answer: Option C
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58. |
The turbidity in water is caused due to |
A. |
silt |
B. |
clay |
C. |
finely divided organic matter |
D. |
all of these |
Answer: Option D
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59. |
Suspended impurities cause turbidity in water. |
Answer: Option A
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60. |
Suspended impurities include |
A. |
algae |
B. |
protozoa |
C. |
fungi |
D. |
all of these |
Answer: Option D
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