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Biotechnologies in water treatment

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the main elements to be removed during wastewater treatment?

a)

H & M

b)

N & P

c)

Na & K

d)

Heavy metals

2.

Which type of bacteria is characterized by high phosphorus uptake?

a)

PAOs – Phosphate-accumulating organisms

b)

EBPR

c)

Organisms present in standard active sludge

3.

In which phase PAOs are able to accumulate large amount of phosphor

a)

Both

b)

Anaerobic

c)

Aerobic

4.

Why anaerobic phase is crucial for EBPR process:

a)

PAOs are able to consume and discharge their “batteries”

b)

Phosphate is turned into more digestible form

c)

They are able to grow in this phase.

5.

Does PAOs pollute water with phosphate at some point?

a)

Yes, phosphate is environment friendly compound

b)

No, they only accumulate phosphate

c)

Yes, but they collect it later in much larger amounts

6.

Which compounds are important for microbial fuel cells coupled with peroxicogulation process?

a)

Spectrophotometer

b)

Semiconductor film

c)

Electrodes

d)

Membrane

7.

Why are the microbial fuel cells important for the peroxicoagulation process?

a)

Because they supply an electric current

b)

Because they are responsible for the fenton reaction

c)

Because they supply protons needed for this reaction

d)

None of the above are right

8.

The peroxicoagulation process removes the dye by

a)

Oxidating the cathode surface and thereby supplying the electrons to reduce the iron anode and generate hydroxylions

b)

Using microorgansims that remove the dye

c)

Reducing the graphite cathode and oxidating the iron anode

d)

Oxidating the iron anode and thereby supplying electrons to reduce the cathode surface and generate hydroxylions

9.

The physical processe(s) that allow the separation of pollutants from the water is/are:

a)

Sedimentation

b)

Metabolism of bacteria

c)

Filtration

d)

Distillation