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5. Classification of Water Quality Parameters
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What does TDS stand for?
Hint
Think about what kind of solids are included.
- 2.
Give an example of a suspended solid.
Hint
Consider what kind of materials do not dissolve.
- 3.
What does TSS stand for?
- Total Solid Solutions
- Total Suspended Solids
- Total Surface Solids
Hint
Focus on what is 'suspended' in the water.
- 4.
True or False: Organic compounds typically have higher solubility in water than inorganic compounds.
- True
- False
Hint
Remember the solubility characteristics.
- 5.
You are examining a water sample that appears clear but has a strong odor. What could this imply about the water quality?
Hint
Consider what types of substances can dissolve and their effects.
- 6.
If you encounter a sample with high TSS but low TDS, what implications does this have for water safety?
Hint
Think about what high levels of suspended material indicate and their risks.
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