Extra for test 3 Flashcards

1
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O2->H2O (balance)

A

4H^+4e^-+O2=2H2O

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2
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Balance Fe^2+>Fe^3+

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Fe^2+>Fe^3++e^-

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3
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Balance So4^-2->H2S

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10H^++8e^-+So4^-2->H2S+4H2O

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4
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balance NO3^–>NO2^-

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2H^++2e^-+NO3^–>NO2^-+H2O

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5
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balance CrO4-> Cr^3+

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8H^++5e^-+CrO4-> Cr^3++4H2O

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6
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equation for pE

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=pE^0-pH+N*log(P_0_2) (where N is usually 1/4)

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=pE^0-pH+N*log(P_0_2) (where N is usually 1/4)

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equation for pE

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Henderson hasslebach equation for pH

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pH=pK+log(a/ha)

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pH=pK+log(a/ha)

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Henderson hasslebach equation for pH

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10
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Biological Oxygen Demand

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BOD, the amount of oxygen the microbes require to decompose the organic matter under aerobic conditions.

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BOD, the amount of oxygen the microbes require to decompose the organic matter under aerobic conditions.

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Biological Oxygen Demand

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Chemical Oxygen Demand

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COD, It is the total amount of oxygen required to break down the organic matter by chemical oxidation.

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COD, It is the total amount of oxygen required to break down the organic matter by chemical oxidation.

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Chemical Oxygen Demand

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14
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radon

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a radioactive gass that can deposit it’s dangerous daughters into your lungs, dealing lot os dmaage

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a radioactive gass that can deposit it’s dangerous daughters into your lungs, dealing lot os dmaage

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radon

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16
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Disposal of radioactive waste

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left to sit in pools of water untill relatively safe to handle. Long term solutions are unknown, but may involve burying it deep underground

17
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left to sit in pools of water untill relatively safe to handle. Long term solutions are unknown, but may involve burying it deep underground

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Disposal of radioactive waste

18
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invention of gass chromatography and atomic absorbtion methods

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1952

19
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Inbention of MS gass chromatography

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1970

20
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equation(s) for risk

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risk=probabilityhazard or risk=hazard exposure