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Lesson Plan #8 Containment & Clean-up
- 1.Spill control strategies and confinement tactics are actions taken to confine a product release to a
- A.
Limited area
- B.
The confines of the base
- C.
Area of operation
- D.
Up wind side of the spill
- 2.Absorption is
- A.
The chemical process in which a sorbate (liquid hazardous material) interacts with a solid absorbent surface
- B.
Physical process of absorbing or “picking up” a liquid hazardous material
- C.
The chemical process in which a sorbate interacts with a liquid hazardous material
- D.
Physical process of “picking up” a solid surface
- 3.Damming
- A.
Is a verbal method used when confinement techniques fail
- B.
Is used only in standing water
- C.
Is a physical method of confinement by which barriers are constructed across a waterway to stop and control the product flow
- D.
Can not be used in fast moving waterway
- 4.The two types of damming are
- A.
Hoover & Crater
- B.
Overflow dam & Topflow
- C.
Overflow dam & Underflow
- D.
Topflow dam & Underflow
- 5.Dikes prevent the passage of the hazardous material to an area where it will
- A.
Produce more harm
- B.
Do no harm
- C.
Allow it to flow over a specific dammed area
- D.
All of the above
- 6.Dilution is a chemical method by which water-soluble solution is diluted by adding large volumes of __________ to the spill
- A.
Absorbent
- B.
Water
- C.
Anti-Cs
- D.
Dry Chemical
- 7.Vapor dispersion is particularly effective on __________ materials
- A.
Solid particulates
- B.
Metal particulates
- C.
Both a & b
- D.
Water soluble
- 8.Neutralization is a
- A.
Process to become an American citizen
- B.
Chemical method of confinement by which large volumes of water are applied to the hazardous material
- C.
Chemical method of containment by which large volumes of water are applied to the hazardous materials
- D.
Chemical method of containment
- 9.When plugging a hole in a container the plug must
- A.
Be made of rubber
- B.
Be compatible with both the chemical and container
- C.
Be compatible with plastic
- D.
Both a & c
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