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One question per day; those who answer correctly receive 6 wealth points, while participants receive 2 wealth points; February 25th

2017-02-25View Original

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Multiple-choice question: The most commonly used desiccants in dryers are color-changing silica gel and anhydrous CaCl2. Their signs of failure are () and . A The silicone turns blue ; Calcium chloride forms hard lumps; B-silica turns red ; Calcium chloride forms hard lumps; C-silica turns red ; Calcium chloride melts and D-silica turns blue ; Calcium chloride melts. Answer: B. The silica gel turns red ; Calcium chloride forms hard lumps
Reply #22017-02-26
The most commonly used desiccants in dryers are color-changing silica gel and anhydrous CaCl2. Their failure indicators are (B) and respectively. A The silicone turns blue ; Calcium chloride forms hard lumps; B-silica turns red ; Calcium chloride forms hard lumps; C-silica turns red ; Calcium chloride melts and D-silica turns blue ; Calcium chloride melting
Reply #32017-02-26
B silicone turns red; Calcium chloride forms hard lumps
Reply #42017-02-26
Silicone turns red; Calcium chloride melting   
Reply #52017-02-26
Silicone turns red; Calcium chloride forms hard lumps

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