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4.3. Suspended Solids in Water
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- 1.
What does TSS stand for?
Hint
Think about the levels of solids in the water.
- 2.
Can salt dissolve in water?
Hint
Remember the differences between dissolved and suspended solids.
- 3.
What does turbidity indicate about water quality?
- It’s always safe
- It may contain suspended particles
- It must be contaminated
Hint
Think about what turbidity measures.
- 4.
True or False: All dissolved solids are safe for drinking.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the nature of dissolved solids.
- 5.
Analyze a given water sample that shows high turbidity. Discuss the types of solids likely present and how you would assess its quality.
Hint
Consider what measurements might reveal about the water.
- 6.
If water has high TDS levels, what follow-up tests would you recommend and why?
Hint
What could high TDS indicate about pollutants?
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