Hospital waste, also known as biomedical waste or healthcare waste, often contains infectious materials, sharp objects, pathological waste, and sometimes chemical or pharmaceutical waste. Due to its hazardous nature, it requires specific and safe disposal methods to prevent the spread of diseases and environmental contamination.
Incineration is the primary and most appropriate method among the given options for the disposal of hazardous hospital waste.
Match the following pollutants with their corresponding control methods.
Pollutants Control
A) Particulate matter I) Catalytic converter
B) Carbon monoxide II) Scrubber
C) Sulphur dioxide III) Incinerators
D) Hospital wastes IV) Electrostatic precipitator
Consider the following statements related to nitrification process:
\( (i) \, \text{Electron acceptor type vary depending on whether nitrosomonas or nitrobacter is involved.} \)
\( (ii) \, \text{Predominant carbon source is organic matter.} \)
\( (iii) \, \text{Predominant carbon source is inorganic carbon.} \)
\( (iv) \, \text{Electron donor during conversion of ammonium ions to nitrite ions is ammonium ions.} \)
Choose the correct option(s) from the following: