The flouride content in the drinking water should not exceed
A.200 mg/litre
B.150 mg/litre
C.100 mg/litre50 mg/litre
D.50 mg/litre
E.1 mg/litre
A.200 mg/litre
B.150 mg/litre
C.100 mg/litre50 mg/litre
D.50 mg/litre
E.1 mg/litre
A.Ozone
B.Carbon dioxide
C.Nitrogen
D.All of the above
A.Argon
B.Carbon dioxide
C.Xenon
D.Neon
E.Helium
A.Toxicology
B.Minerology
C.Petrology
D.Poisonology
E.Hermetilogy
A.0.5 to 1 metre
B.2 to 3 metres
C.5 to 8 metres
D.12 to 15 metres
A.Vitamin K
B.BAL
C.Thiosulphate
D.Altropine
E.Any of the above
A.Longer life
B.Low cost
C.More brightness
D.Simple installation
A.Less than 0.01 mg/litre
B.Around 1 mg/litre
C.Around 5 mg/litre
D.Between 10 to 20 mg/litre
E.More than 50 mg/litre
A.0.02 ppm
B.0.2 ppm
C.2 ppm
D.20 ppm
A.Idling
B.Cruising at low speed
C.Cruising at high speed
D.Accelerating
E.Decelerating