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None of the following removes dissolved oxygen from boiler feed water except

  • A.dosing hydrazine
  • B.dosing sodium carbonate
  • C.dosing calgon
  • D.passing the water through a zeolite bed

Answer: A

Correct answer: dosing hydrazine

Hydrazine is an oxygen scavenger, reacting with dissolved oxygen to give nitrogen and water and adding no dissolved solids. None of the others touches oxygen: sodium carbonate supplies carbonate for conditioning, calgon sequesters calcium, and a zeolite bed exchanges cations. Deaeration is a separate problem from softening and needs its own treatment.

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