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If a water body has a high salinity and is warm, it will generally be

Love and dissolved oxygen

Reservoir turnover is?

Caused by denser water at the surface sinking toward the bottom

What does the term surface runoff refer to?

Water that flows into the rivers after the rain fall

Hikers, bicyclist, all-terrain vehicles, and automobiles can all ____ of watershed land adjacent to a reservoir

Increase the threat of erosion

What is the term for a water-bearing geological zone composed of material deposited by flowing rivers?

Alluvial aquifer

As water temperature increases, the disinfection action of chlorine will

Increase

As water temperature increases, the disinfection action of chlorine will

Increase

What effect will caustic soda have on water?

Increase the pH of the water

As water temperature increases, the disinfection action of chlorine will

Increase

What effect will caustic soda have on water?

Increase the pH of the water

In order to prevent freezing, what is the maximum chlorine usage per day from 150 pound cylinder?

42 pounds

Which of the following chemicals is used to soften water through chemical precipitation?

Calcium hypochlorite (lime). A number of chemicals can be used to soften water through chemical precipitation. These include, but are not limited to, caustic soda, sodium sulfate, and soda ash.

How many pounds of 61% calcium hypochlorite are required for a 50 mg/L dosage in the tank that is 110 feet in diameter and has a water level of 19 feet?

923 pounds

Alkalinity consists predominately of which of the following?

Bicarbonate, carbonate, and hydroxide

What is the log removal or in activation required for viruses?

4.0 log

The highest concentration of hypochlorous acid occurs at what pH?

Below seven

Which of the following will most accurately measure 500 mL of solution?

500-mL volumetric flask

Which of the following fluorite compounds comes in solution form?

Fluorosilicic acid