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1. The hardness determination by EDTA titration measures:: Calcium and magnesium
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2. The indicator for the hardness determination is:: Eriochrome Black T
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3. EPA-acceptable primary standards for turbidity determination:: Formazin hb hb hb hb hb hb




4. BOD determination is an empirical test in which standardized lab proce-
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dures are used to:: determine the relative oxygen requirements of waste waters, effluents, and polluted w
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aters
5. What's the protocol for sample pretreatment for BOD?: Assuring that the samples are n
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eutralized to a pH range between 6.5 and 7.5 and any residual chlorine has been dechlorinated
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6. What is disinfection?: Process designed to kill most microorganisms in wastewater, including all essen-
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tially pathogenic bacteria
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7. What is fecal coliform bacteria?: Bacteria found in the feces of warm-blooded animals
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8. What is the Total coliform group?: All the aerobic and facultative anaerobic, gram-negative,
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non-spore-forming, rod-shaped bacteria that ferment the lactose in 24-48 hours at 35 degrees C
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9. Lab test results for an individual environmental sample within an analytical
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batch may be rejected when:: A known error has occurred
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10. How is precision measured?: Analyzing replicate samples
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11. What is Accuracy?: The combination of bias and precision of an analytical procedure, which reflects the
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closeness of a measured value to a true value
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12. What is Bias?: Consistent deviation of measured values from the true value, caused by systematic errors in
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a procedure
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13. What is Precision?: Measures the degree of agreement among replicate analyses of a sample, usually e
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xpressed as the standard deviation
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14. What is Random Error?: Consistent deviation of measured values from the true value, caused by
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systematic errors in a procedure hb hb hb hb




15. What are Total Solids?: Well mixed sample is evaporated in a weighed dish and dried to constant
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weight in an oven at 103-105 degrees C
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16. Preparing Total solids evaporating dish:: Ignite clean evaporating dish at 550 furnace for 1 h
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our and store and cool in desicator
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17. What is the Analysis procedure for total solids?: Step 1. Choose a sample volume that will yie
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ld residue between 2.5 and 200 mg, Step 2. Dry evaporated sample for 1 hour in 103-105 degrees C oven, Step
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3. Cool in a desiccator and weigh to constant weight
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18. What should the constant weight for total solids be?: Weight change is less than 4% of
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previous weight or 0.5 mg hb hb hb hb




19. What are Total Dissolved Solids?: A well- hb hb hb hb hb hb




mixed sample is filtered through a standard glass fiber filter and the filtrate is evaporated to dryness in a wei
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ghed dish and dried to constant weight at 180 degrees C
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20. How do you prepare a glass fiber filter disk?: Apply vacuum and wash disk with 3 successive 20
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mL volumes of reagent-grade water (Deionized Water)
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21. How do you prepare an evaporating dish for TDS and Volatile solids?:
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For volatile solids, Ignite the cleaned evaporating dish at 550 for 1 hour in a furnace. For TDS, heat the cleaned dish t
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o 180 for 1 hour
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22. What is the Analysis procedure for total dissolved solids?: Step 1. Stir the sample
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with a magnetic stirrer and pipet the measured volume onto a glass fiber filter with an applied vacuum, Step 2. Wash with
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3 successive 10 ml volumes of reagent-grade water, Step 3. Suction for 3 minutes after filtration is complete, Step
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4. Transfer the total filtrate to a weighed evaporating dish and evaporate to dryness, Step 5. Dry evaporated sample for 1
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hour at 180 +/- 2 degrees C Step 6. Cool and weigh to a constant weight
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23. What are Total Suspended Solids?: A well-mixed sample is filtered through a weighed standard
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glass fiber filter and the residue retained is dried to constant weight at 103-105 degrees C
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24. What is the Analysis procedure for total suspended solids?: Step 1. Wet the filter to se
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at it, Step 2. Pipet measured volume to filter, Step 3. Wash the filter with 3 successive 10 mL washes of reagent-
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grade water and continue suction for 3 minutes, Step 4. Dry for 1 hour in a 103-
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105 degree C oven, Step 5. Cool in a desiccator and weigh until constant weight
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25. Coliform density using fermentation techniques can be estimated using:: A p hb hb hb hb hb hb hb hb hb hb




robable number table hb hb




26. How do you make a drinking water setup?: 10 replicate tubes, each containing 10 mL or 5 r
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eplicate tubes containing 20 mL hb hb hb hb




27. What is the objective of a total coliform test?: Determine the eflciency of treatment plant o
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perations and integrity of the distribution system hb hb hb hb hb hb




28. How do you use Non-potable water for multiple- hb hb hb hb hb hb hb




tube fermentation?: Inoculate a series of tubes with appropriate decimal dilutions of water (multiples
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of 10 mL) hb hb




29. Which of the following is the presumptive phase of the Standard total co
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liform fermentation technique?: Use lauryl tryptose broth. Add dehydrated ingredients, mix, and heat
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