- A. Longitudinal
- B. Transverse
- C. Periodic
- D. both A and C
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D. both A and C
- A. isothermal law
- B. adiabatic law
- C. isochoric law
- D. all of the above
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B. adiabatic law
- A. 42Hz
- B. 7 Hz
- C. 256Hz
- D. 262Hz
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B. 7 Hz
- A. One
- B. Two
- C. Four time
- D. None of these
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B. Two
- A. free electrons
- B. protons
- C. neutrons
- D. still under controversy
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A. free electrons
- A. very good conductor
- B. moderately good conductor
- C. an insulator
- D. no specific criterion available
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A. very good conductor
- A. Joule effect
- B. Joule Thomsons effect
- C. Comptons effect
- D. Feed back effect
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A. Joule effect
- A. 40 W
- B. 90W
- C. 100W
- D. 120W
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B. 90W
- A. heat energy into electrical energy
- B. heat energy into light energy
- C. heat energy into mechanical energy
- D. mechanical energy into heat energy
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A. heat energy into electrical energy
- A. 2KWh
- B. 20KWh
- C. 6KWh
- D. 12KWh
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A. 2KWh
11. The breaking of crystals along a definite direction is called _____________________?
- A. Cleavage
- B. Symmetry
- C. Isotropy
- D. Homogeneity
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A. Cleavage
- A. Force corners
- B. Nine corners
- C. Eight corners
- D. Six corners
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C. Eight corners
- A. Conduction band
- B. Valence band
- C. Forbidden band
- D. Empty band
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A. Conduction band
- A. Transport vibrations
- B. Transport signals
- C. Transport charge
- D. Transport impulses
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C. Transport charge
- A. Face-centered cubic
- B. Body-centered cubic
- C. Simple cubic
- D. All of the above
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A. Face centered cubic
- A. Conductors
- B. Insulators
- C. Semiconductors
- D. All of the above
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C. Semiconductors
- A. Holes only
- B. Electrons only
- C. Electron and holes both
- D. All of the above
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C. Electron and holes both
- A. Positive
- B. Negative
- C. Both positive and negative
- D. Neutral
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D. Neutral
- A. magnetic flux
- B. magnetic field intensity
- C. magnetic induction
- D. self-inductance
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C. magnetic induction
- A. 1A
- B. 10A
- C. 100A
- D. 1000A
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C. 100A
- A. repel each other
- B. attract each other
- C. do not affect each other
- D. they cancel out their magnetic fields
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A. repel each other
- A. always exerts a force on a charged particle
- B. never exerts a force on charged particles
- C. exerts a force if the charged particle is moving in the direction of the magnetic field lines
- D. exerts a force if the charged particle is moving perpendicular to the magnetic field lines
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D. exerts a force if the charged particle is moving perpendicular to the magnetic field lines
- A. air
- B. steel
- C. Cu-Ni alloy
- D. soft iron
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D. soft iron
- A. 1T = 103 G
- B. 1T = 10-4 G
- C. 1T = 10-2 G
- D. 1T = 104 G
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D. 1T = 104 G
- A. NA-1m-1
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B. NAm-1
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C. NmA-1
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D. NmA-2
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A. NA-1m-1
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