Which one of the following gases shows a different behaviour at high pressure?
A.Carbon dioxide
B.Water vapours
C.Hydrogen
D.Ozone
A.Carbon dioxide
B.Water vapours
C.Hydrogen
D.Ozone
A.Rugs
B.Mirrors
C.Carpets
D.Heavy drapes
A.Carbon monoxide
B.Nitrous oxide
C.Hydrocarbons
D.Sulphur dioxide
E.All of the above
A.Coagulation
B.Agitation
C.Aeration
D.Sedimentation
E.Zeolitc
A.Arsenic
B.Lead
C.Sodium
D.Cyanide
E.Mercury
A.Lead
B.Copper
C.Mercury
D.Calcium
E.Zinc
A.Removing temporary hardness
B.Removing permanent hardness
C.Cent percent removal of hardness
D.Acidic waters
E.When zeolite becomes inactive, it may be reactivated by flushing with brine solution
A.beta rays
B.X-rays
C.gamma rays
D.Alpha rays
A.Chromium
B.Copper
C.Zinc
D.Lead
A.Chloride in water
B.Calcium in water
C.Sodium chloride in water
D.Sulphur in water
E.Fluorides in water