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  • Permanent hardness of water may be removed by the addition of


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  • A. Alum
  • B. Lime
  • C. Sodium Carbonate
  • D. Potassium Permanganate

  • Correct Answer
  • Sodium Carbonate 

    Explanation

    Permanent hardness of water may be removed by the addition of Sodium Carbonate.

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    • A. Chlorine
    • B. Bromine
    • C. Fluorine
    • D. Iodine
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    • 2. Shock resisting steels should have

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    • A. toughness
    • B. low wear resistance
    • C. low tensile strength
    • D. low hardness
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    • A. Argillaceous rock
    • B. Silicious rock
    • C. Metamorphic rock
    • D. Calcareous rock
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    • A. Sulphuric acid
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    • C. Phosphorus pentoxide
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    • B. Produce hydrogen when react with water
    • C. Soft in nature
    • D. All of the above
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    • A. tetrahedral structure of diamond
    • B. difference of crystalline structures
    • C. difference of layers of atoms
    • D. hexagonal structure of graphite
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    • B. the sample can conduct electricity
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