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,- 1- . 1. Generally most of the fossil fuels eontain:->Carbon 2. Which of the following is·a fossil fuel:->Petroleum 3. :A sUbsl:iince which undergoes :reaction can be used asa fueI::">exothumic 4. ,,"hieh of me following is an example of primary gaseous fue1:->Natural g::s 5. Of the folloYLing which _has the maximum adsorption (of gases) prop,erties:-> charcoaI 6. Pulverization- ofcoal -means-:->powoefing of Coal - .... - - ----======-- -. - - ·V - O.09H x 581 ' -= . ...::... '- =-ILG 8. During the combustion of a fuel excess air is supplied. This is done because ->it ensures more complete combusti-un='of:- Tii ":"' e=ru . 9. Which of the fohnwing can be used as a preheated 10. Which ofllie following is a renewable energy 1 J.. Which of the following has a higher calorific c9. al . 12. Which of the following -orders is the conect respect to its irtcreasin carbon content or percentage of carbon :->lignite < bituminous coal < acite 13. Which of the following·has the Iowes·t . . . 14. O£the.::fOll " 1 ,, e mLnimum-oxygen t.kI ' 15. Which of the following has a hig er of carbon:->anthradte . . 16. LiquicLfue!'&calorifiG=va[ue.. is. . Jete ined.by . - -- 17. When-coal-is- used -as-a-fi:teFn-a u macewe get its ------ calorific: valU&91UY; >Iower--- --- -'- 18. In the estimation of moist lIre - ntent, e coal sample is heatedTor one our at=---oC:-> ll,S 19 ;- Tli"nvaterequivalent calorimeter IS . . -. ; 20.- For -= fh c relationship carbon content ano -ca lorific va lu e,-which OftJ,,\ E fqllowing statelhents "ts =====:+ r--' sauect :->high high ,1o.Q°7s-pot , 21. C?mbl1stion employed estimate in ulti.mate amilysis of c: oal:->carbon and hydrogen 22. I<Cjeldahl's meth0 'tf. used to determme ---------- 11l coaI:->mtrog-cu ; 23. Washings llsedfor de termining ------- in coal-> stt phur } 4. towards the; cdioliflc-vul l- eofCoal :-> niTrogell 01 ne-ea onf w- valu of-coal:: -"> ox· ygeI- . 2 6. The of ---.,- is highly wldesirable in coke as it causes brittleness of i Ion Produeed:->phosp horus rl . Sulph '(lxescnt in co:-ll is detemtined by i1Sin g the washings f/:om b0rnb caloimeter, And the sulphur is-- _ ns ------------- :->D ariulll saIt ! • ' . . I l illed-1r )'-ll, ing- ,..- . -----50 ntion s-re :leet-ivel : >I <..Q.JiI- - . dCaCI z ' 29 , 1 ultinwtc tm ulysis o[r; onl ----- is used to nbsorb (11 (,: of c:o l1-ib 1. JSliol to (he carboIl . T . . I , perccn trl /3 :- - . , . o. cli sp. dvD. llta ,t..; fpu lv <.; riz d coal divid ed state9ftll C:1. . It ) 1, Fo rdel cmlinine the volnlilc co n! 'fit in coal, the Dfl1 ] le is heated nSl2 0 +/- 2 l oe fo r .... -. Inil1utes ;- >7 32 . Fo r ash nl(; nt de l rn ilwli n of til " so n1.pl e i' he leJ) in of'nir, at ,out 75 0 0 C ------ :->tilI a ' Qn sln Jt \Y 'i g'llL is utaluad . ' _ __ _ 33 . Fi Xerl <'; ( llb o J} 1')' S(';11l il C 11 j. <..\<.; ( ;)"nineo;->fl' OI1l1110 i '(nl'c' \'oIa til ,; Illll( :tcr and fish co)Tf ,[ t -- - ;lIHdysi ' do,,:; lot gi ve ill Jmn£l l io ll abo. uL no conlc.uUr LCQfll: -> , Ilphul' _ _ -=--.... ,LQKtC l11P('I':l llll' C M results i ll l"u wil h:-> 75 108 0 Yo yi(:. <1 :Hld 5 - 15% vol nlij: _. m att er .Cbl'r\ .. 3'6. In Ott o H oi:Illi i lU" l, ,Y -p ' 1t lC( () VCI ). ro c ss of or qo l of' co · If tilL i s:·::;'wntcr gas 7. In th e bt: d liv c " II of C(\l'b Oll i z lI lJOJ o[e ai, t11 ' fuc lll scd ].., ;-> ('0 J I @ fa 1 ... @ C:J(eo.:'t tJ elJO"Jc/7j - www.examsadda.blogspot.com To get more 'n' more just vist : www.creativeworld9.blogspot.com To get more 'n' more just vist : www.creativeworld9.blogspot.com

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1 Generally most of the fossil fuels eontain-gtCarbon 2 Which ofthe following is middota fossil fuel-gtPetroleum 3 A sUbsliince which undergoes ~------ reaction can be used asa fueIgtexothumic 4 hieh ofme following is an example ofprimary gaseous fue1-gtNatural gs 5 Of the folloYLing which_has the maximum adsorption (of gases) properties-gtcharcoaI 6 Pulverization-ofcoal-means--gtpowoefing of Coal - - - ----======-shy

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8 During the combustion of a fuel excess air is supplied This is done because -gtit ensures more complete ~ combusti-un=of-Tiie=ru

9 Which ofthe fohnwing can be used as a preheated fuel-Raseo~s fu~l 10 Which ofllie following is a renewable energy sourelP~AlcohoI I middot

1J Which ofthe following has a higher calorific vqJ]e-~ituI11inous c9al 12 Which ofthe following-orders is the conect on~(th respect to its irtcreasin ~ carbon content or percentage

of carbon -gtlignite lt bituminous coal lt a~i acite 13 Which ofthe followingmiddothas the Iowesmiddott v~~ontent-gtanthracite

14 OpoundthefOll h aVi 1 e mLnimum-oxygen percentt~e-gtarl t~racite---=-_ _ ~~~OWill8=WhiC ~Oal-iS b~tkI

15 Which ofthe following has a hig er ~entige of carbon-gtanthradte 16 LiquicLfueampcalorifiG=va[ueisJete inedby using _-----=-_calorimet6r~~Dm - - shy17 When-coal-is-used-as-a-fiteFn-a u macewe get its ------ calorificvalUamp91UY gtIower-------shy18 In the estimation of moistlIre - ntent e coal sample is heatedTor one our at=---oC-gt llS 19-T linvaterequivalent ofb~ calorimeter IS detennine(Hiyuslng~ bcnzoll acId- - 20-For-=fhc relationship beh~~carbon content ano-ca lorific value-which OftJEfqllowing statelhents ts =====+r--

sauect -gthigh carlJo~ high ~~I(ldEic vlll~e J-)~middot~omsQck~ 1oQdeg7s-potQ)~ 21 Cmbl1stion appa~i(S employed ~o estimate -~-~--- in ultimate amilysis of coal-gtcarbon and hydrogen 22 IltCjeldahls meth0tfused to determme ---------- 11l coaI-gtmtrog-cu 23 Washings frorgJ~5mb ~aloritnet~Lis llsedfor determining ------- in coal-gt stt phur

4 dr~~ fO~6WJFg~11 cI~mffififoesno contr ~utc towards the cdioliflc-vul l-eofCoal -gt niTrogell 2 S-------Wruch 01 (h~IoW1ngwllFdecre-ase- ne-ea onfw-valu of-coal-gt oxmiddotygeI- 26 The pre~ce of ---- is highly wldesirable in coke as it causes brittleness of i Ion Produeed-gtphosp horus rl Sulph(lxescnt in co-ll is detemtined by i1Sing the washings fom b0rnb caloimeter And the sulphur is-- _

pr~ci~ita(ed ns ------------- -gtDariulll saIt bull

8--~ I rl6t qysis-e~Xbou-mcl-jtydroger~ete~ l illed-1r)-lling- - -----50 ntions-re leet-ivel gtIltQJiI- shy dCaCIz

29 1 ultinwtc tmulysis o[ronl ---- - is used to nbsorb (11( p ro~ l Llc t$ of col1-ib1JSliol to d e termin~ (he carboIl T~ I perccntrl3 - -

o The Jll I ~ or cli spdvDllta t fpu lv lt riz d coal ~s -gt l1udy divid ed state9ftllC1 It ) 1 Fordelcmlinine the voln lilc con fit in coal the Dfl1] le is heated ntmiddotSl20 +- 2 loe fo r - Inil1utes -gt7 32 For ash n l(nt del rn ilwli n of til son1ple i he leJ) in jJ lv~ (nce ofn ir at out 7500 C ------ -gt tilI a

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39- Dry quenching of cok~ as is taken out ~Ire oven involves-gtpll~sing a cool inert gas 40 Coal tar is a-gtsourceot aromatic ltWrllpounds - gt

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43 In_a galvanic cell theWll~ teaction was 2AI + 3 ZrlH -gt 2 AI+l+ -+ 3 Zn The anode in this cell is -gtAI 44lhe porentiar ci f~~l ofihe following can oe clerCi1l1meaaireCtly - anygaivanic cell - ----===== 45 Cell reaction ~Jt1le cellZDlZn++(10M)IICd++ (lO)ICd is given by -gtZll + Cd+2 -gt Zn2+ + Cd 46 Which ofthlaquoj6llowing is correct for the potential ofa galvanic cell-gtoxidation potential of anode +

reductiou5ittential of Cathode 47 coppeoe~~trode (rcduciiqn potential +034 volt) is coupled with silver electrode (reduction potential

+~volt) the cells potential would be -gt046 v 48 Which metal dissolves vhen the galvanic cell CulCuH IJAg+ lAg is u~ed-gtcoppcr

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51 The potential of a cell is 271 t If the oxid tltion potential of the cathode is -034 I whut would be the - reduction potential of1~ht mo(le -gt+3 QS volts middot -- -

52 The term slnndard potcnli~11is applicable to-gtnny of the electrodes mentioned 53 The potential of copper cl~c trode is +034 volt-gtit is its reduction potent-ial 54 Oftlle following which is he primary standard ~lectrode-gthydrogell electrode

-+---~55 The tCmp eranilC IsultIiyt ~clI for ciculating the standard potemiac ismiddot gtZSPC

-Jc6~Uydrogcnclectrodc can act-gtlgtoth as middotan mod _ 57 Which o[ thc follillYjJ113 IeCIJOlks hilS tho maximum oxiaation pqtentialgt i~7Li

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conccutril tion of Cl soiu 61 The refer nc d cclro c ( i f nl fld from -gtI g2 12

2 1 ulIllc(nis A C llud 11 e pot Iltial -3 5) -16 ) -OfOl lld 080 volts Of (he [our which is (he i1OS I pow rful r~duc ille ) out gt A

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energy to about 70-80 ~

70 The most preferred fuel to be used in a fuel cell is -gthydrogell 71 In the Ledanche cell the electrodes aregtzinc and carbon 72 The electrolyte employed in Leclanche cell js-gtaIl the three tc gethe~ 73 What would be the maximum voltage th1lt can be obtained with a Leclanche celI-gt15 v 74 Jp leadaccumulator the apodeis-gtPbT()-atedwith--I~h02 --

=-=-7~ eaa accumularo-tcthe-electroIjteuse(b1s-~Iimuic=acidDJlrlng the usage of the cell the C6ncentration~ of the acid -gt-declOeases

~=====76 In lithlum batteries water or aqueous solutionsare-excluded because -9water reacts wft 1 mfiiu~~~~ n Tnee1ectto (yte used-in ecl-Nicellls=gt~~IiE===========~== 78 Button cells are also known as -gtMercl1ty-=-cells 79 In a LecIanche cell which of the following reactions is the main one anhe cathode~gt2Mn02 + H 20 + 2 eshy

-gt Mn)3 + 20H-

80 In button eel used in watches the anode consists~-gtHg 81 Which of the following is not a fundamental particle-gtDeuterori 82 The origin ofnuclear force between nucleons is due to the exchange ~f-gtMesons

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=1 fransmutation - - -------= 1-----85-W1IICh~ e-artif[cfaJ-transmltltation-ofthe following 9hanges ~nth ofeIem6nts-gtNucIeus

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) Thcmiddotcpeod of aJpha particles is of the orLie vf -gt leG ms

91 Find the correct statement in the given -gt - rays travel with the speed oflight

=li~========~9~ ~The Eenetratmg power of~a f3 r ~si-ng-ot(tecaremiddot-~middotmiddot r f3C2~ ---ra-diatiolls-i1Hle6f~a ~ 93 Th~plrioo-rrrCIIoIrofradioactiv ity-was-ufs tcdfsCu_leredb= ~Ruther-~~ t- 94 C( - rays consist ofa st-cam of _gtHe+2 - (5

95 In radioactiv~ decay an emitte~electron cltmes from-gtThe n~2~ s Cfthe atom 96 Radioactive iodine is being used to diagonise the disease JJTfilyrOid

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99 Whicho~th~ following is not correct abou~ nuclpIt6Ic~ -gtThey obeY i~yersc square law 100 Bmd11lg energy per nucleon Ismaxunum W -gt Incrmcltilat~nudel 101 The binding energy per nucl eon is ~~um at A=56 and its value is around _

Mevnucleon -gt87 ~c 102 The stability of the nu clellsis not asured by-gtRatio of nuEiucr of positrons and protons l03 As the mass numlJer OI JLillcr~ 8 the binding energy per nuCleon in a nucJcus -gtFirst in crcase

and then decrea scs - -

104 When thCm1ltip liampa tt~Q in -nuclcar fi ssion reactions is css thallie~~~~~~~ -gtNotpossible__ _ -- - tJJ-lNmiddot el4cvnslt=dc _ ( shy

1 5 Choose incorrect at~ ll1ent from the f()llowing -gtI~or lIeavy iiiclFi (he lllcrea s ilrUill clll gr-- shyener gy p CI nilcleo l1 s1 5 (hecontribution of the decrcnsi-tg Coul0middot111b middotrepulsion

235 J 6 The averarre Inber ofneutrons released l)er fission in the fission 0[U is-gti59

107 Most of (1~0nemiddotgy felcas ed in the fi ssion is canicc b~ -gtiis~l~ll fra grlcll ts JU8 The VorkiKg pnnc~ple U1 atom bomb 1S -gt5 upc2 - cntlcal chalU lcaC110n

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j 09 In a mtical chain reaction -gtEnergy is released at steady rate 110 Unsttble fissioll fraiments decay by emitting neutrons and electrons neutrons so emitted are

called~gtDeIayed neutrpns Ill Chain reactions can be initiated- by -gtDelayed neutrons 112 Cadmium and B0E0n rods are used in a ~ar reactor to -gtAbsorb excess number of tlJer~aI

neutrons Cr

113 Y- lhe-~=~ti~~~~1I~0EtM aF- -~-~O~-SI()W~ ~~s~~-~~Dltor49 anuclear-reactor- fic~Qfbf)t1~ampm ~~~~~~~ ~fu ~down til neutmnpound4QotheFma-hener ~ ~

114 T e react6t-h-w1ilCh-=-~ of fissionable nuclides produced are--morethan the used is called -gtBreedetread

115 Nuc1earfissiQnc~n plained by -gtLiquid drop model ofthe milleusshy

116 The operation o~tpnclear eacto is said to be cri~icaI if the muItiplication factor h~s a value -1 117 Nuclear ener~ amp re1eased In fissIOn because bmdmg energy pltr nucleon s -gtGrcater for fissIon

fragmentsfuan for~i~htIlu~leus ~~~ ~aIYSadc-hto ~1Ji~co 118 Theprod~fle fissIOn ofU-235 by thermal neutron are -gtCan be differ ent m each fiSSIQn

In the fi~on of0235119 which one is not true-gtThc products are always Ba and Kr 120 The Q-rage life ofneutron is-gt1000 sec

- ~ _~- ~-- -_- - =--_121___-= (IltL1QtiY~15p-J d~cay into -_sili~OllJositroll L _ _ __- ~__

122 The main source 6fsuns-energy is---gtNucleal fusion --7~~=-==--====--=~--123 J fltJlslon realtJionst~fi$ plitfe ~J higb teJuperaturdecause-gtKilleticenerg)Cishigh cllouglLto over

co e coulomb-l~epulsiil-betwcCll-lluelei i ~-----__124V NuClear fusion ispossible-gtOnlybetvYccn light llndci _

--12 5 -- - Irf Sull the impQttant source of energy is -gtProtoll - IflQtOll cycle [26 - - In-carbon - nitrogen nuclear fusion cycle protons ore fhscd middott6orm l-~elium lludcus positrons and --- -

release SOnIC energy The number ofprotons fused ancI the numbers opoundpoSitrons released in this process rosrmiddot~clivclyDc -gt4 2

r 27 A particle havingno charge and slmost nQ rest mass-gtNcutrhlp

128 - - In tlle nue efrHe~Ohon-6 -~5Fl --R--I~X stmld for -gtA 1lbut1ltIriUo~==middot==============--- 22 - -gt~NlIcmIIItJtrirvEiTIaa===============-~rl 1-t-jl-rJ-- n2t=~eITcr~hc cmittcdptrticlcisi~130 To ustuin the elwin reaction mass ofthc l1lnt riu hou1d be -gtgrenter than critical mass 131 Theradiatioll ln he sunlight that gives us U1C feeling onwtncs~ is -gtUltra-violet 132 The energy whiC1 is not derived fiom the un is -gtNiclcar CJlCl~Y

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l34 PV eel [ nrc mnd by-gtScru1couductors II

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115 Nuc1earfissiQnc~n plained by -gtLiquid drop model ofthe milleusshy

116 The operation o~tpnclear eacto is said to be cri~icaI if the muItiplication factor h~s a value -1 117 Nuclear ener~ amp re1eased In fissIOn because bmdmg energy pltr nucleon s -gtGrcater for fissIon

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=-=-7~ eaa accumularo-tcthe-electroIjteuse(b1s-~Iimuic=acidDJlrlng the usage of the cell the C6ncentration~ of the acid -gt-declOeases

~=====76 In lithlum batteries water or aqueous solutionsare-excluded because -9water reacts wft 1 mfiiu~~~~ n Tnee1ectto (yte used-in ecl-Nicellls=gt~~IiE===========~== 78 Button cells are also known as -gtMercl1ty-=-cells 79 In a LecIanche cell which of the following reactions is the main one anhe cathode~gt2Mn02 + H 20 + 2 eshy

-gt Mn)3 + 20H-

80 In button eel used in watches the anode consists~-gtHg 81 Which of the following is not a fundamental particle-gtDeuterori 82 The origin ofnuclear force between nucleons is due to the exchange ~f-gtMesons

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) Thcmiddotcpeod of aJpha particles is of the orLie vf -gt leG ms

91 Find the correct statement in the given -gt - rays travel with the speed oflight

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95 In radioactiv~ decay an emitte~electron cltmes from-gtThe n~2~ s Cfthe atom 96 Radioactive iodine is being used to diagonise the disease JJTfilyrOid

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99 Whicho~th~ following is not correct abou~ nuclpIt6Ic~ -gtThey obeY i~yersc square law 100 Bmd11lg energy per nucleon Ismaxunum W -gt Incrmcltilat~nudel 101 The binding energy per nucl eon is ~~um at A=56 and its value is around _

Mevnucleon -gt87 ~c 102 The stability of the nu clellsis not asured by-gtRatio of nuEiucr of positrons and protons l03 As the mass numlJer OI JLillcr~ 8 the binding energy per nuCleon in a nucJcus -gtFirst in crcase

and then decrea scs - -

104 When thCm1ltip liampa tt~Q in -nuclcar fi ssion reactions is css thallie~~~~~~~ -gtNotpossible__ _ -- - tJJ-lNmiddot el4cvnslt=dc _ ( shy

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235 J 6 The averarre Inber ofneutrons released l)er fission in the fission 0[U is-gti59

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neutrons Cr

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114 T e react6t-h-w1ilCh-=-~ of fissionable nuclides produced are--morethan the used is called -gtBreedetread

115 Nuc1earfissiQnc~n plained by -gtLiquid drop model ofthe milleusshy

116 The operation o~tpnclear eacto is said to be cri~icaI if the muItiplication factor h~s a value -1 117 Nuclear ener~ amp re1eased In fissIOn because bmdmg energy pltr nucleon s -gtGrcater for fissIon

fragmentsfuan for~i~htIlu~leus ~~~ ~aIYSadc-hto ~1Ji~co 118 Theprod~fle fissIOn ofU-235 by thermal neutron are -gtCan be differ ent m each fiSSIQn

In the fi~on of0235119 which one is not true-gtThc products are always Ba and Kr 120 The Q-rage life ofneutron is-gt1000 sec

- ~ _~- ~-- -_- - =--_121___-= (IltL1QtiY~15p-J d~cay into -_sili~OllJositroll L _ _ __- ~__

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fragmentsfuan for~i~htIlu~leus ~~~ ~aIYSadc-hto ~1Ji~co 118 Theprod~fle fissIOn ofU-235 by thermal neutron are -gtCan be differ ent m each fiSSIQn

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149 Uns~asonable r~ins C l~~S ~~ich are obsewed due to-gtG~()bal warming~150 The Important SIllkiTt 2IS-gtHydrosphere 151 Increase oisemiddot le ~1s ue to-gtGlobal warming _

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149 Uns~asonable r~ins C l~~S ~~ich are obsewed due to-gtG~()bal warming~150 The Important SIllkiTt 2IS-gtHydrosphere 151 Increase oisemiddot le ~1s ue to-gtGlobal warming _

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