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Solar Disinfection

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1.

Identify the decade that Solar Disinfection, or SODIS, was developed.

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2.

SODIS was created as a household water treatment option to prevent _____ in developing countries.

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3.

What type of container is recommended for SODIS?

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4.

Identify the three types of germs that are inactivated by SODIS.

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5.

Explain "turbidity" in relation to water (Be sure to include what water looks like with high turbidity and low turbidity).

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6.

Differentiate between the time it takes to disinfect water on a sunny day versus a cloudy day.

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7.

In what areas does the Center for Disease Control (CDC) say it is appropriate to use SODIS?

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8.

Match each characteristic with the correct SODIS outcome.

  • Proven to reduce virsus, bacteria, and protozoa in water.

  • Length of time required to treat water.

  • Simplicity of design.

  • Must pretreat water of high turbidity.

  • Minimal change in taste to the water.

  • Limited volume of water can be treated at a time.

  • No cost if using recycled plastic bottles.

  • Must have a large supply of suitable plastic bottles.

  • Benefits of SODIS

  • Drawbacks of SODIS

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9.

It is estimated that over 100 million people in 137 developing countries uses SODIS as a daily drinking water treatment.

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10.

SODIS is virtually a zero-cost technology.