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EVS 1101 Quiz 1A (Feb.

3rd 2009) Answers only /20 Question 1: true or false (2 points each) a-F, b-F, c-F, d-F, e-F, f-T, g-F, h-F, I-T, j-F /10 Question 2: concentrations (2 points each, final answer only with units) abcde/5 [Fe] = (0.8 X 10 E -6 mole/L) x (55.85 g/mole)= 0.00004468 g/L = 44.68 ppb [Hg] = 1.40 ppb [Zn] = 654100 ppb [Cu] = 57.20 ppb [CO2] = 1759.6 ppb

Question 3: 2 approaches for CO2 sequestration (2.5 points each) Geological storage: injection of CO2 in porous geological material Ocean storage: injection of CO2 in deep ocean waters (> 1000 m) Mineral carbonation: reaction of CO2 with Ca and Mg silicates to form stable C and Mg carbonates

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Question 4: chemical equations (2 points each) a-13, b-16, c-15, d-1, e-4, f-7, g-17, h-14, i-8, j-2

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Question 5: water profile in lake (3 points per layer + 1 point for diagram) See slide 11 in course notes of chapter 3

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Question 6: negative impact of energy sources (2.5 points each) a- Greenhouse gas (CO2, NOx, CH4, etc) emissions leading to climate change, emission of toxic pollutants (benzene, Hg) during storage, SO2 production during coal combustion b- Nuclear reactor explosion, storage of radioactive nuclear wastes

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Question 7 Mass balance budget (5 points each, final answer only with units) a- Q in = (0.02 m X 1.2 m) x (7m/sec) x (1000 L/m3) x (60 sec/min) x (60 min/h) x (24 h/d) = 1.45 X 10 E 7 L/d Q out = 6.91 X 10 E 8 L/d b- M in = (1.45 X 10 E 7 L/d) x (1.6 X 10 E-6 g/L) = 17.42 g/d M out = 17 280 g/d c- source Bonus question : SO2 (+4)

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