General Questions Set 7

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What does TON mean?
Threshold Odor Number

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TermDefinition
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