Q. The presence of Sulfate iron in the water results in ____________

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Q. The reddish tinge in the water is due to the presence of ____________

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Q. The brown tinge in the water is due to the presence of ____________

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Q. By aeration process, dissolved iron is oxidized into ____________

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Q. By which process dissolved manganese compounds can be converted into insoluble manganese compounds?

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Q. For removal of iron from water ________ mg of oxygen is required.

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Q. For removal of manganese from water ________ mg of oxygen is required.

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Q. Removal of manganese from water takes place at a pH of ______

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Q. When small amounts of iron and manganese are present in water, they are removed by ____________

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Q. Removal of iron from water takes place at a pH of ______

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Q. The taste produced by a microorganism, can be controlled by ____________

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Q. Which of the following regarding ozonation is incorrect?

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Q. Which of the following is used for the control of taste and odor in water?

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Q. Granular activated carbon has a surface area of ____________

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Q. _______ is produced by passing a carbonaceous material through a heating mechanism at high temperature.

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Q. Which of the following is a carbonaceous material?

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Q. Which of the following is not a property of activated carbon?

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Q. The thickness of the activated carbon filter bed is ____________

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Q. When activated carbon is applied at more than one point, then it is called ________

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Q. Activated carbon in powder form is applied in the mixing basin.

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