Give examples of inorganic pollutants that contaminate water? Write their chemical structures

Q: Explain the composition and properties of water, the types of bonds between the atoms,…

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Q: What is trophic status in a lake? Also, what is hypoxia in water quality science?

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Q: One chemical that is added to water during water treatment. How is it added to water and why?…

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Q: List the common steps taken in treating water for a public water system?

A: The common steps taken in treating water for a public water system have to be listed below.

Q: 1-What are the effects of requisites of drinking water?

A: Our planet is made up of more than 71% of water .  Our body constitutes of 60% of water.  Even our…

Q: Why might groundwater and surface water have different contaminants?

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Q: Name 10 dissolved substances in water that negatively affect the environment.

A: 10 dissolved substances that create harmful affects in environment are

Q: The bonds within an individual water molecule and between separate water molecules explain the…

A: The water molecule consist of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom and the two hydrogen atoms are…

Q: Differentiate water activity from water content. Which one is more significant in estimating the…

A: water content and water activity are two key metrics that all food manufacturers should monitor when…

Q: Explain how water molecules contribute to chemical potentials, which drive chemical reactions.

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Q: What is the purpose of treating water with fluoride during water purification? to remove solids to…

A: Water purification technique can be done by the addition of fluoride ions.

Q: How can seawater be desalinated using reverse osmosis? Describe the process?

A: To find: How can seawater be desalinated using reverse osmosis? Describe the process?

Q: Why does water often cause changes to various experiments?

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Q: o summarise large amounts of water quality data for a specific r

A: Water quality parameter consists of temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, conductivity, ORP and…

Q: explain how polar covalent and hydrogen bonds contribute to the unique properties of water?

A: Due to electronegative oxygen and two electropositive hydrogen in the water molecule has made water…

Q: Give 5 examples of Nonpolar and Polar Solvents.

A: Non-polar Solvents : Non-polar solvents are  that compound which do not have a permanent dipole…

Q: Which of the following is FALSE regarding water treatment? A) Algae removal from water can be done…

A: Aeration is a process that make water and air to come in close contact so as to remove the dissolved…

Q: List three unusual properties of water and explain whythese properties make water conducive to life.

A: Solution - Water is one of the most essential for all living things. also a most copious resource in…

Q: Why is it essential to continually monitor air and water quality?

A: A pure and clean air help in a healthy functioning of one's body as when the air  pollutants such…

Q: Do water molecular properties change based on the phase of water? Why or why not? please explain and…

A: A question based on physical chemistry, which is to be accomplished.

Q: What are the specific ways through which water pollutants enter the environment and how are…

A: There are different sources and leaves through which pollutants enter the environment for example…

Q: 1. What are the four main indicators of water quality? 2. What are the factors that determine water…

A: A) Four main indicators of water quality - 1) Temperature and dissolved oxygen  2) Conventional…

Q: Explain how hydrogen bonds in water help to control temperature

A: The type of additional forces which are present in polar molecules between hydrogen and highly…

Q: What is the purpose of environmental remediation? to restore water to its original purity levels to…

A: Environmental remediation has the purpose of lower the exposure of radiation from contaminated…

Q: What do you already do to use less water and pollute water less ?

A: What I do to save and not pollute water: Use less plastic. Carry out rain water harvesting. Do not…

Q: of water. Write TRUE if the statement is correct but if it Is False, change the underlined word or…

A: As there are more than three parts of this question we are solving the first three parts for you,…

Q: The maximum safe level of each compound in drinking water is given below. Convert each value to…

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Q: Use the picture below to answer the following question: Hydrated ions Nat ions CF ions Water…

A: We have to tell how the ionic compounds soluble in water.

Q: one common chemical contaminant that is removed from water during water treatment. how is it removed…

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Q: PHYSICAL METHODS OF WATER TREATMENT (CLEANING) 1. filtration 2. coagulation 3. desalination 4.…

A: Physical method for water treatment is-  1-Filtration Other given process are always make use of…

Q: Explain why polar covalent bonds in water molecules result in hydrogen bonding? Also, Explain the…

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Q: Should we ignore changes in density of water when dealing with high concentration of sludge or…

A: The change in the density of water is high with an increase in the concentration of sludge. However…

Q: Explain the term "the bends" for deep sea divers?

A: When people go for deep sea diving, air supply tank is taken along with them to allow breathe.  Air…

Q: Explain hydrogen bonding and how it contributes to the unique properties of water such a surface…

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Q: How does this temperature dependence affect the amount of oxygen available for fish and other…

A: It is known that fishes and other aquatic animal’s gets oxygen from water for respiration.

Q: 5. What is meant by seawater intrusion in drinking water supplies? How does this happen? What are…

A: Details of seawater intrusion is given below.

Q: What is the objective of water quality management? A. Control the discharge of pollutants B.…

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Q: Give 5 examples of freshwater organisms and their dissolved oxygen requirements.

A: Answer Example 1: Freshwater FluctuationsMean dissolved oxygen concentrations in the Pompton River…

Q: What is true about eutrophication in lakes and other bodies of water?

A: Eutrophication is the overabundance/ enrichment of dissolved nutrients in the water bodies like…

Q: 3) Explain the difference between the covalent bonds and the hydrogen bonds in water.

A: To explain the difference between the covalent bond and the hydrogen bond in the water.

Q: Besides needing clean water for drinking purposes , identify TWO other reasons why humans need clean…

A: A question about need for clean water, which is to be accomplished.

Q: Sketch a diagram of a water molecule and indicate the ends that bear partial positive and negative…

A: If two charges are taken that are equal and opposite in nature and are separated and kept at a…