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DAE CH 213 Chapter 6 MCQs

DAE | CH-213

APPLIED CHEMISTRY

CHAPTER : 06

DIPLOMA OF ASSOCIATE ENGINEERING

EXAM PRAPARATION

COMMON WITH:
APPLIED CHEMISTRY

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

Chapter:06 (Water)

Question 1:

The ratio of water on our planet as compared to dry land is

Question 2:

The percentage of hydrogen to oxygen in water is:

Question 3:

The bond angle between H–O–H is

Question 4:

The most and readily soluble gas in water is

Question 5:

The water used in the boiler is

Question 6:

1 PPM is equal to mg/L

Question 7:

The isolation of salts from the sea water is called

Question 8:

The chemical name of water is

Question 9:

The alternate name for the zeolite method is

Question 10:

The formula of cation exchange resin is

Question 11:

The insoluble impurities that sticks firmly to the inner walls of the boiler tubes is called

Question 12:

The insoluble impurities that remain suspended in the inner walls of the boiler tubes and do not settle down are called

Question 13:

used for the internal treatment of scales in boiler

Question 14:

Prevention of water, is most obligatory because it is directly responsible for soil infertility and indirectly for air pollution

Question 15:

The sewage treatment can be done by the following methods

Question 16:

The make seawater fit for domestic use it is made pure by the following steps:

Question 17:

Certain coagulating chemicals are used to separate suspended impurities in the sea water like

Question 18:

The water used in the boiler is usually made soft by the method

Question 19:

For the treatment of sewage water a huge amount of is required


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