1 |
Ferromagnetic substances lose their magnetism when heated above a certain temperature, known as |
critical temperature
curie temperature
high temperature
fixed temperature
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2 |
Which of the following can become a good temporarily magnet |
iron
steel
both of them
none of them
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3 |
Which of the following can become a good permanent magnet |
iron
steel
both of them
none of them
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4 |
In a soft iron, domains are |
easily oriented along external field and do not return to original random positions
easily oriented along external field and readily returns to originally random position
do no oriented along external field and also do not returns to originally random position
none of them
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5 |
Within each domain, the magnetic field of all the spinning electrons are |
parallel
antiparallel
perpendicular
all of them
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6 |
The size of the domain is such that they can contain |
10<sup>2</sup>to 10<sup>4</sup>atoms
10<sup>4</sup> to 10<sup>8</sup>atoms
10<sup>8</sup>to 10<sup>12</sup>atoms
10<sup>12</sup>to 10<sup>16</sup>atoms
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7 |
The domains are of macroscopic size of the order of |
centimeters
meters
millimeters
nanomneters
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8 |
Recent studies of ferromagnetism have shown that there exists in ferromagnetic substances small regions called |
tiny regions
domains
vectors
none of them
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9 |
The substance in which atoms cooperate with each other in such a way so as to exhibit a strong magnetic effect, are called |
diamagnetic substances
ferromagnetic substances
paramagnetic substances
all of them
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10 |
The substance in which atoms are so oriented that the field produced by spin and orbital motion of the electrons might add up to zero,are called |
diamagnetic substances
ferromagnetic substances
paramagnetic substances
all of them
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11 |
The substances in which, atom are so oriented that their fields support each other and the atoms behave like tiny magnets, are called |
diamagnetic substances
ferromagnetic substances
paramagnetic substances
all of them
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12 |
The charged nucleus of an atom itself spins its magnetic field |
equal to the field produced by orbital electrons
greater than the field produced by orbital electrons
much weaker than the field produced by orbital electrons
none of these
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13 |
An atom in which there is a resultant magnetic field, behaves like a tiny magnet and is called as |
magnetic
magnetic dipole
magnetic monopole
none of them
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14 |
The magnetism produced by electrons within an atom can arise from |
electrons orbiting the nucleus
electrons posses a spin
both motions
none of these motions
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15 |
Recently a complex crystalline structure known as Yetrium Barium Copper Oxide have been reported to become superconductor at |
125 K
25 K
263 K
163 K
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16 |
Any superconductor with critical temperature above 77 K, is referred as |
low temperature superconductor
high temperature superconductor
very low temperature superconductor
none of them
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17 |
The critical temperature of tin is |
1.18 K
4.2 K
3.72 K
7.2 K
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18 |
The critical temperature of aluminium is |
1.18 K
4.2 K
3.72 K
7.2 K
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19 |
The critical temperature of mercury is |
1.18 K
4.2 K
3.72 K
7.2 K
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20 |
The first super conductor was discovered in |
1811
1890
1901
1911
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21 |
There are some whose resistivity becomes zero below a certain temperature, called |
absolute zero
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critical temperature
lower fixed point
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22 |
In a semi-conductor material, the total current is |
only the +ve current
only the electronic current
sum of +ve and electronic current
all of them
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23 |
In a semi-conductor material, current flows due to |
positive charge
negative charge
both of them
none of them
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24 |
Whenever a covalent bond is broken in an intrinsic semi-conductor |
hole is created
an electron is created
an electron-hole pair is generated
all of them
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25 |
When a silicon crystal is doped with a pentavalent element, then the atom of the pentavalent element is known as |
acceptor
donor
either of them
none of them
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26 |
When a silicon crystal is doped with a pentavalent element, such an extrinsic semi-conductor is called |
p-type semi-conductor
n-type semi-conductor
either of them
none of them
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27 |
Arsenic, antimony and phosphorus are the elements from |
third group
fourth group
fifth group
none of them
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28 |
The bonding between the semi-conductor materials is |
covalent
ionic
either of them
none of them
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29 |
Semi-conductor elements have atoms with |
2 valence electrons
3 valence electrons
4 valence electrons
5 valence electrons
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30 |
The doped semi-conductor materials are known as |
intrinsic semi-conductor
extrinsic semi-conductor
either of them
none of them
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