Clearly indicate if each of the following is True or False: 1.1 Nitrates and phosphates are major contributors to electrical conductivity in water. 1.2 You do need to wash electrode between different sample measurements of pH. 1.3 Measurement of pH using color change method is preferable for more accuracy. 1.4 Volatile suspended solids represent the organic fraction of suspended solids in a sample. 1.5 Fixed solids in a sample are the residue remaining after burning for 30 min at 550°C. 1.6 The pH value of a solution can be negative or less than zero. 1.7 We use turbidemeter to measure the concentration of total suspended solids. 1.8 We do electrical conductivity test to see if we can use water as an electric conductor. 1.9 Turbidity may come from silt, mud, organic and inorganic matters, bacteria, and chemicals. 1.10 PPE stand for personal protection equipment.

Clearly indicate if each of the following is True or False: 1.1 Nitrates and phosphates are major contributors to electrical conductivity in water. 1.2 You do need to wash electrode between different sample measurements of pH. 1.3 Measurement of pH using color change method is preferable for more accuracy. 1.4 Volatile suspended solids represent the organic fraction of suspended solids in a sample. 1.5 Fixed solids in a sample are the residue remaining after burning for 30 min at 550°C. 1.6 The pH value of a solution can be negative or less than zero. 1.7 We use turbidemeter to measure the concentration of total suspended solids. 1.8 We do electrical conductivity test to see if we can use water as an electric conductor. 1.9 Turbidity may come from silt, mud, organic and inorganic matters, bacteria, and chemicals. 1.10 PPE stand for personal protection equipment.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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