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Question No : 36
Rain water collected after a shower la very pure because

the initial showers wash the atmosphere free from most of the impurities
it contains desirable salts like sodium chloride and ammonium nitrate
it dissolves the gases in the atmosphere like ozone which are good for health in small quantities
it is supposed to be 'heaven sent'

Question No : 37
The best specimen for drinking purposes is

rain water
river water
conductivity water
deep well water

Question No : 38
Which of the following is not a characteristic of potable water?

It must be free from suspended impurities
It must be free from harmful bacteria
It must contain traces of sodium bicarbonate
It must have a fishy odour

Question No : 39
Boiler scales' contain

calcium carbonate
magnesium bicarbonate
calcium sulphate
magnesium sulphate

Question No : 40
One of the ingredients of the paste on the side of a match box is

phosphorus pentaoxide
phosphorus trichloride
phosphorus trisulphide
phosphorus trioxide

Question No : 41
Which of the following is not a supporter of combustion?

Oxygen
Air
Hydrogen
Chlorine

Question No : 42
Water has an unusually high bolling point because

its molecular weight is low
it is denser than ice
it is a good solvent for many ionic substances
the molecules of water are joined by hydrogen bonds

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