C10-Using Resources

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  • Created on: 19-02-19 12:41
What does Potable mean?
Water is safe to drink (low levels of salt and microbes)
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What does Finite mean?
The resources will run out in the future
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What does Filtration mean?
Separating solids from liquids
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What does Distillation mean?
Separating liquids in a solution
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What does Electrolysis mean?
Using electricity to break up metal compounds
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What does LCA mean?
Life Cycle Assessment
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What does Sedimentation mean?
Using chemicals to 'clump' together particles
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What does Chlorination mean?
Adding chlorine to water to disinfect and kill any microbes the water
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What does Phytomining mean?
Process of extracting copper using plants
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What does Bleaching mean?
Process of extracting copper using plants
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What three ares do humans process finite resources from?
Earth, oceans and the atmosphere
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What are the four stages in the treatment of sewage?
(1) Filtration(Screening) (2) Sedimentation (3) sludge is dried and anaerobically digested (4) Effluent is aerobically digested
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What types od ores can phytomining and bleaching be used on?
Low-grade ores
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How does phytomining extract metals?
Plants absorb the metal compounds. They can then be collected and burnt with the ash left behind being pieces of metal
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How does bioleaching extract metals?
The bacteria eats the low-grade and absorbs the metal. These can then be processed leaving metals behind
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