chemical engineering chemical engineering basics MCQs – Page 36

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chemical engineering chemical engineering basics Mcqs
702. Cassiterite is an ore of_________________?
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A. Tin

B. Chromium

C. Lead

D. Molybdenum

703. Normalising of a casting does not__________________?
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A. Reduce segregation

B. Refine its grain structure

C. Improve its mechanical properties

D. Induce stresses in it
704. Sacrificial anode method is used in the protection of pipelines which are buried underground. Sacrificial anode________________?
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A. Is much cheaper than the cathodic base material to be guarded against corrosion

B. All A, B. & C.

C. Is exemplified by magnesium plate

D. Occurs higher in the electro-chemical series of metals

707. Which of the following if present in iron ore, enhances its value ?
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A. Alkali oxide

B. Alumina

C. Lime & Magnesia

D. None of these

709. When dry bulb temperature & wet bulb temperature of moist air is the same, it means that the _________________?
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A. Partial pressure of water vapour is less than the total pressure

B. Humidity is < 100% & dew point temperature of air has not reached

C. Dew point temperature of air has not reached & air is not saturated fully

D. Air is fully saturated
713. Which of the following are considered applications of ultrasonic testing ?
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A. Measurement of material thickness

B. None of the above

C. Determination of elastic constant

D. Detection of defects in metal
716. Liquor poisoning generally occurs due to the presence of _______________ in it?
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A. Ethyl alcohol

B. Carbonic acid

C. Impurities

D. Methyl alcohol
717. Constituents of stellite are ____________________?
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A. Zinc, aluminium & nickel

B. Cobalt, chromium & tungsten

C. Nickel, cobalt & vanadium

D. Zinc, copper & nickel