| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
What does TON mean? | Threshold Odor Number |
How many analyses must be completed in order to determine a method detection limit? | 7 |
What indicator may be used to measure alkalinity to an end point PH of 4.5? | Bromcresol green
bormcresol green-methyl red |
Chemical formula for Ammonium Hydroxide? | NH4OH |
Phenolphthalein acidity is the same as? | CO2 |
What type of filter is used in TSS (total suspended solids)? | Glass fiber filter 2 micrometer pore size |
What is required to produce defensible data of known precision and accuracy? | QA program |
How is hardness expressed? | Calcium carbonate
Equivalent CaCO3 |
What causes phenolphthalein alkalinity? | Hydroxide |
MCL for fluoride? | 4.0 |
What 2 substances interfere in the amperometric titration method? | Nitrogen trichloride
Chlorine dioxide |
What causes non carbonate hardness? | Sulfate, chloride, nitrate |
Results from what 3 tests are expressed in calcium carbonate equivalent? | Alkalinity, acidity, and hardness |
How is the MCL for TTHMs determined? | By the running average of 4 quarterly averages? |
What does free chlorine include? | HOCL hydrochlorous acid
OCL calcium hypochlorite |
Which of the following techniques is approved for fluoride monitoring? | Ion selective electrode |
Potassium chloride is used as a standard for what test? | Conductivity |
What is the primary thing that should be indicated when buying stock chemical? | Analytical reagent grade |
Primary concern when buying buffers? | Shelf life |
How many grams of sodium thiosulfate does it take to make .025N sodium thiosulfate solution? | 6.2 grams |
High quality H2O has a conductance of? | 0.5-3.0 umhos/cm |
Type of test to determine optimum dosage? | Jar test |
What type of control curve should be used (and then it named some type of chemical) for a certain type of graph paper? | Logarithmic |
What is MPN? | Most probable number of organisms |
Coliforms are? | Indicator organisms |
MCL for iron? | .3 mg/L |
When using DPD titrimetric method what chemical is used to overcome interferences? | EDTA (ethylenediaminetracletic acid) |
How do you store chemicals? | By comparability, then by alphabet, according to manufacturers specifications |
Another name for sodium hydroxide? | Caustic soda |
Sulfer | S
Atomic weight: 32 |
Carbon | C
Atomic weight: 12 |
Calcium | Ca
Atomic weight: 40 |
Potassium | K
Aomic weight: 39 |
Sodium | Na
Atomic weight: 23 |
Chlorine | Cl
Atomic weight: 35 |
Aluminum | Al
Atomic weight: 27 |
Chemical oxogen demand (COD) preservation and hold time? | 28 days
</= 6C
PH<2
Sulfuric acid H2SO4 |
How to preserve COD samples? | Glass/plastic/sulfuric acid
PH<2
28 days |
Samples collected for nitrate/nitrite analysis preserved by? | Sulfuric acid
PH<2
Plastic/glass
28 days |
Total phosphorus preservation and hold time? | 28 days
</= 6C
PH<2
Sulfuric acid H2SO4 |
Total kheldahl nitrogen (TKN) preservation and hold time? | 28 days
</= 6C
PH<2
Sulfuric acid H2SO4 |
Nitrate (NO3)/ Nitrite (NO2) preservation and hold time? | 28 days
</= 6C
PH < 2
Sulfuric Acid H2SO4 |
Oil and grease preservation and hold time? | 28 days
</= 6C
PH < 2
Sulfuric Acid H2SO4 |
Ammonia preservation and hold time (NH3) | 28 days
</= 6C
PH < 2
Sulfuric Acid H2SO4 |
Chlorid preservation and hold time | </ =
4C
28 days |
Coliform preservation and hold time | <10C
8hrs
Sodium thiosulfate
(Powder in bottles to remove chlorine) |
Hold time for samples you are going to analyze specific conductance on? | 28 days |
Dissolved oxogen (DO) hold time? | 15 minutes |
Ferric chloride | FeCl3 |
Copper Sulfate | CuSO4 |
Sodium Hydroxide | NaOH |
Aluminum sulfate? | Al2(SO4)3 x 14.3 H2O |
Acetic Acid | CH3COOH |