1. Screening and comminution are preliminary treatment processesTrueb) Falsedevices remove materials which would damage equioment or interfere with a processa) GritO Screeningc) Oxidationd) Reductionrepresents the heavier inert matter in wastewateraj Debrisb) Wastec) ScreensGritis a process which involves further removal of the nitrogenal NitrificationO DenitrificationC) Ammonificationd) Reduction5. Turbidity in water is caused by which of these following?a) Total dissolved solidsO Suspended solidsc) lonsd) Heavy metalsO Trueb) False

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1. Screening and comminution are preliminary treatment processes O True b) False 2. devices remove materials which would damage equipment or interfere with a process a) Grit O Screening c) Oxidation d) Reduction represents the heavier inert matter in wastewater aj Debris b) Waste c) Screens O Grit

1. Screening and comminution are preliminary treatment processes O True b) False 2. devices remove materials which would damage equipment or interfere with a process a) Grit O Screening c) Oxidation d) Reduction represents the heavier inert matter in wastewater aj Debris b) Waste c) Screens O Grit

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1. Screening and comminution are preliminary treatment processes
True
b) False
devices remove materials which would damage equioment or interfere with a process
a) Grit
O Screening
c) Oxidation
d) Reduction
represents the heavier inert matter in wastewater
aj Debris
b) Waste
c) Screens
Grit
is a process which involves further removal of the nitrogen
al Nitrification
O Denitrification
C) Ammonification
d) Reduction
5. Turbidity in water is caused by which of these following?
a) Total dissolved solids
O Suspended solids
c) lons
d) Heavy metals
O True
b) False

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