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PPSC Chemistry Part V Environmental Chemistry Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Solar energy mainly light originates from sun due to.
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Addition relations
Displacement reactions
Thermonuclear reactions
Substitution reactions
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Question # 2
Disease caused by eating fish found in water contaminated with industrial waste having mercury is.
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Minamata disease
Bright's disease
Hashimoto's disease
Osteoaclerosis
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Question # 3
Which of the following oxide formed in appreciable quantity in the atmosphere.
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NO
NO2
N2O
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Question # 4
Which of the following pollutant result from roasting and heating processes.
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Dust
Smoke
Metal fumes
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Question # 5
The main active contaminants of uranium processing are.
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U - 235
U-238
Pu -234
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Question # 6
Which of the following disposal method is used or municipal wastes.
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Compaction
Composting
Recycling
Chemical processing
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Question # 7
Carbon dioxide content in atmosphere is
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0.0034%
0.034 %
0.34 %
3.4 %
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Question # 8
The most promising technique for solar production of electricity is.
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Dry cell
Battery
Solar cell
None of above
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Question # 9
For an average exposure of 8 hours per day, the maximum permissible concentration limit of CO in the atmosphere is.
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50 ppm
500 ppm
10
3
ppm
20 ppm
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Question # 10
Which of the following pollutants does not a leave a residue.
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Air pollutant
Chemical pollutant
Soil pollutant
Noise pollutant
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Question # 11
Biomass refers to all the organic material derived from
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Photolysis
Photosynthesis
Electrolysis
Oxidation
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