Bioleaching and Biomining MCQs

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Q11.
What kind of pH is most suitable for bioleaching in majority of the metals?

a.

At very low pH

b.

At very high pH

c.

At low pH

d.

At high pH

Discuss
Answer: (c).At low pH
Q12.
Microbes that exhibit a low tolerance or have become adapted to low concentrations of soluble heavy metals in the leach suspension should be selected for bioleaching.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (b).False
Q13.
Which among the following is the most suitable particle size of solid waste?

a.

Order of few tens of millimeter

b.

Order of few tens of centimeter

c.

Order of few tens of micrometer

d.

Order of few tens of decimeter

Discuss
Answer: (c).Order of few tens of micrometer
Q14.
Which of the following microbial leaching techniques depend on the working volume of less than ten cubic meter (<10m3)?

a.

Laboratory Scale

b.

Pilot-Plant Scale

c.

Industrial Scale

d.

Commercial Scale

Discuss
Answer: (b).Pilot-Plant Scale
Q15.
FCC stands for _________

a.

Fluid Cracking Catalyst

b.

Fluid Catalytic Cracking

c.

Fluid Chemical Cracking

d.

Fluid Chemical Catalyst

Discuss
Answer: (b).Fluid Catalytic Cracking
Q16.
Which commercial bioleaching processes among the following involves piling up of uncrushed waste rock?

a.

In Situ

b.

Dump Leaching

c.

Heap Leaching

d.

Vat Leaching

Discuss
Answer: (b).Dump Leaching
Q17.
What percentage of total world copper production do bioleach of copper alone contributes?

a.

10%

b.

17%

c.

25%

d.

33.3%

Discuss
Answer: (c).25%
Q18.
The maximum temperature that may reach in the interior dump of copper bioleaching is ______

a.

120°C

b.

100°C

c.

90°C

d.

70°C

Discuss
Answer: (c).90°C
Q19.
Why is S. cerevisiae is used to derive butanol?

a.

It has high growth rate

b.

It can overcome toxicity

c.

Changes its own cell wall composition in response to toxicity

d.

High tolerance to butanol

Discuss
Answer: (d).High tolerance to butanol
Q20.
Which fatty acids can’t be used as a biofuel directly?

a.

Ionic nature of carbonyl groups

b.

Hydrophobic nature

c.

If degree of saturation is high

d.

Variation of length

Discuss
Answer: (a).Ionic nature of carbonyl groups
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