front 1 Three types of fluoride chemicals are used in drinking water treatment. These are sodium fluoride, fluosilicic acid and what other type? | back 1 Hydrofluosilicic acid solution |
front 2 What is the SDWA Primary Contaminant MCL for Fluoride? | back 2 4.0 mg/L |
front 3 Mottling of a persons teeth (brown staining) occurs at fluoride levels of what? | back 3 1.5 mg/L |
front 4 What is a major cause of over exposure to fluoride? | back 4 Breathing fluoride dust |
front 5 What are obvious signs of fluoride poisoning by ingestion? | back 5 Vomiting, diarrhea |
front 6 Which statement about gravimetric feeders is correct? | back 6 The amount fed is measured on the basis of the weight of the chemical |
front 7 If significant overfeeding of fluoride occurs, what should the plant operator do? | back 7 Shut down the plant, begin flushing affected water mains and notify local and state health officials |
front 8 What factors must the design of a fluoridation system incorporate? | back 8 Methods of preventing overfeeding and backsiphonage |
front 9 What is the Secondary contaminant MCL for Fluoride? | back 9 2.0 mg/L |
front 10 What is the pH value of hydrofluosilicic acid (H2SiF6) | back 10 1.2 |