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6035 | Scientific Principles | LO2

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

Due to the expansion of water when between the temperatures of 4° and 99°C, how does the system cope? (select 2)

a)

The pressure relief valve releases the increase in pressure

b)

The expansion vessel takes up the 4% increase when heated on sealed systems

c)

The open vented systems allow the expansion through the vent pipe

d)

The automatic bypass valve allows the pressure to be exerted round the system when shut off

2.

Statement: The boiling point of water at sea level is 100°C, but due to atmospheric pressure being lower the higher up you are, the boiling point on the peak of Mount Everest is only 69°C.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

When a liquid can be drawn sideways or upwards between two close-fitting surfaces against gravity, it is known as?

a)

Latent heat

b)

Plumbosolvency

c)

Capillary action

d)

Atmospheric pressure

4.

273K (Kelvin) is equivalent to:

a)

273°C

b)

0°F

c)

0°C

d)

100 kPa

5.

If a system was to be filled at 100L of water, between the temperatures of 4° and 99° there would be how much water present in the system?

a)

100L

b)

104L

c)

110L

d)

96L

6.

Temporary hard water, if heated to 65°C and above will cause:

a)

The formation of limescale

b)

The formation of pitting

c)

The formation of ferrous oxide

d)

The formation of electrolytes

7.

Plumbosolvency is:

a)

Waters aggressiveness towards copper

b)

Waters ability to activate electrolytic corrosion

c)

Waters ability to cause iron to rust

d)

Waters ability to dissolve lead

8.

Which of the following not only protects the inside of the pipework, but the outer layer too?

a)

Red oxide paint

b)

Chemical inhibitor

c)

Zinc galvanisation

d)

Denso tape

9.

Cuprosolvency is:

a)

Waters aggressiveness towards copper

b)

Waters ability to activate electrolytic corrosion

c)

Waters ability to cause iron to rust

d)

Waters ability to dissolve lead

10.

The heat required to raise the water temperature to 100°C is (1)_________ heat.

The heat required to keep it boiling is (2)_______ heat.

a)

(1) sensible heat

b)

(1) latent heat

c)

(2) sensible heat

d)

(2) latent heat

11.

The only true way of fully removing hard water is the use of:

a)

Base exchange unit

b)

Galvanic cell scale

c)

Chemical inhibitor

d)

Magnetic scale

12.

From the following, which options have a long life and do not need regular maintenance?

a)

Water softener

b)

Chemical inhibitor

c)

Magnetic scale inhibitor

d)

Electrical scale inhibitor

e)

Galvanic cell scale inhibitor

13.

The galvanic cell scale inhibitor is made from a combination of copper and ______ to form an electron flow.

a)

Iron

b)

Magnesium

c)

Aluminium

d)

Zinc

14.

Although the the soft water affects the life of pipework due to the acidic nature, what benefit does it have over hard water?

a)

Less ferrous oxide within the system (rust).

b)

No presence of limescale within the system.

c)

The water heats up quicker.

d)

Less maintenance required.