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The hardness of 85000 litres of water sample was removed by passing it through a zeolite softener. The zeolite required 2000 litres of NaCl solution containing 190 mg/lit of NaCl for regeneration. calculate the hardness of sample.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Zeolite process and numerical problems

What are the advantages of ion exchange process?

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Ion Exchange Process and Numerical Problems

A 1Oml of sample of water was refluxed with 20ml potassium dichromate solution and after refluxing the excess unreacted dichromate required 26.2ml of 0. 1M FAS solution. A blank 1Oml of distilled water on refluxing with 20ml of dichromate solution required 36ml of 0. 1M FAS solution. Calculate the COD of waste water . 

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: COD- Definition and Significance

Calculate the amount of lime (85% pure) and soda (95% pure) required to soften one million litre of water which contains CaCO3 = 12. 5ppml MgCO3 = 8.4ppml
CaCl2 = 22.2ppml ,  MgCl2 = 9.5ppml C02 = 33ppml HCI = Z3ppml  organic matter= 16.Bppm 

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Softening of water by Hot and Cold lime Soda method and numerical problems

What are cation and anion exchangers?

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Ion Exchange Process and Numerical Problems

A 10ml of sample of waste water was refluxed with 20ml of potassium dichromate solution and after refluxing the excess unreacted dichromate required 36.2ml of 0. 1M FAS solution. A blank of 1Om/ of distilled water on refluxing with 20ml of dichromate solution required 46ml of 0. 1M FAS solution. Calculate the COD value of waste water.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: COD- Definition and Significance

Explain the zeolite method for softening of water giving suitable diagram and reactions. What are the limitations of this method. 

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Zeolite process and numerical problems

Calculate the amount of lime {80 %purity) and soda {90% purity) required for softening of 50,000 of hard water whose chemical analysis results are given below. Ca(HCO3 ) = 40.5 mg/L, Mg( HCO3)2 = 73.0 mg/L, MgSO4 = 60.0 mg/L, CaSO4 = 34.0 mg/L, CaCl2 = 27.5 mg/L and NaCI = 20.0 mg/L.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Softening of water by Hot and Cold lime Soda method and numerical problems

Ten thousand litres of hard water was made soft with zeolite. The exhausted zeolite required a total amount of 8 lit of NaCl solution containing 150 gm per litre for regeneration. Calculate the hardness of water.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Hardness of Water

Explain lon-exchange process for Softening of hard water. What are its advantages and disadvantages.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Ion Exchange Process and Numerical Problems

Write a note on Deccay of Concrete.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Softening of water by Hot and Cold lime Soda method and numerical problems

15000 litres of hard water was passed through a zeolite softener. The exhausted zeolite required 120 litres of NaCI having stream of 30g/l of NaCL Calculate the hardness of water.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Hardness of Water

Write a note on Ultrafiltration method for purification of water.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Hardness of Water

Distinguish between temporary and permanent hardness of water.

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Hardness of Water

Explain the principle of EDTA method .

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Determination of Hardness of Water by Edta Method and Problems

A sample of water contains following impurities :
Mg(HCO3)2 =73 mg/lit , MgSO4 = 120 mg/lit , CaCl2 = 222 mg/lit and Ca(NO3)2 = 164 mg/lit . The purity of lime is 74% and soda is 90% . Calculate the quantity of lime and soda needed for softening of 50,000 litres of water .

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Softening of water by Hot and Cold lime Soda method and numerical problems

A zeolite softener was completely exhausted and was generated by passing 1000 litres of NaCl .How many litres of a sample of hardness 500 ppm can be softened by this softener ?

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Hardness of Water

Draw the diagram for demineralization process and write suitable reactions involved in the process .What are the advantages and disadvantages of the method .

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Determination of Hardness of Water by Edta Method and Problems

Write a short note on Reverse Osmosis .

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Chapter: [1] Water
Concept: Drinking Water Or Municipal Water

What is meant by Fabrication of plastics? Explain injection moulding with the help of neat diagram .

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Chapter: [2] Polymers
Concept: Fabrication of Plastic by Injection
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