What type of decomposition takes place in a septic tank?
A) Anaerobic
B) Aerobic
C) Facultative
D) None of the above
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Answer:
a) Anaerobic
Explanation:
The bacterial digestion in a septic tank is an anaerobic process. The solids are actually eaten, digested, and excreted by the anaerobic bacteria and ultimately transformed into gases and liquids.
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A) Anaerobic type of decomposition takes place in a septic tank.
Explanation:
- In the septic tank, an anaerobic type of decomposition occurs as a lesser amount of air is available in the tank.
- Septic tank mainly consists of anaerobic bacteria which help in the decomposition process.
- The solid waste is decomposed by the anaerobic bacteria as they eat it.
- The safe disposal of waste is allowed by the usage of septic tanks in areas with poor drainage networks.
- The solid wastes are eaten by the anaerobic bacteria and converted into gases and liquids.
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