1 |
The critical temperature of aluminium is |
1.18 K
4.2 K
3.72 K
7.2 K
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2 |
The critical temperature of mercury is |
1.18 K
4.2 K
3.72 K
7.2 K
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3 |
The first super conductor was discovered in |
1811
1890
1901
1911
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4 |
There are some whose resistivity becomes zero below a certain temperature, called |
absolute zero
0<span style="color: rgb(84, 84, 84); font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: small;">°C</span>
critical temperature
lower fixed point
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5 |
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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6 |
In a semi-conductor material, current flows due to |
positive charge
negative charge
both of them
none of them
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7 |
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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8 |
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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9 |
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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10 |
Arsenic, antimony and phosphorus are the elements from |
third group
fourth group
fifth group
none of them
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11 |
The bonding between the semi-conductor materials is |
covalent
ionic
either of them
none of them
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12 |
Semi-conductor elements have atoms with |
2 valence electrons
3 valence electrons
4 valence electrons
5 valence electrons
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13 |
The doped semi-conductor materials are known as |
intrinsic semi-conductor
extrinsic semi-conductor
either of them
none of them
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14 |
In the doping process, the ratio of the doping atoms to the semi conductor atom is |
1 to 10
1 to 10<sup>3</sup>
1 to 10<sup>6</sup>
1 to 10<sup>9</sup>
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15 |
When small number of atoms from some other suitable element is added to the semi-conductor material, then this process is known as |
impurification
adding
doping
extrinsivity
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16 |
Which type of wave can be set up in solids |
longitudinal waves
transverse waves
both of them
none of them
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17 |
The waves in which the particles of the medium have displacement along the direction of propagation of waves are called |
longitudinal waves
transverse waves
non-mechanical waves
none of them
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18 |
The waves in which the particles of the medium are displaced in a direction perpendicular to the direction of propagation of waves are known as |
longitudinal waves
transverse waves
non-mechanical waves
none of them
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19 |
Example of progressive wave is |
transverse waves
longitudinal waves
both of them
none of them
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20 |
A wave, which transfer energy by moving away from the source of disturbance is called a |
progressive wave
travelling wave
both of them
none of them
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21 |
In case of mechanical waves, we study the motion of |
a single particle
collection of particle
any one of them
none of them
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22 |
The example of mechanical wave is |
waves in ropes
waves on water surface
waves in air
all of them
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23 |
The waves which propagate out in space due to oscillation of electric and magnetic fields are known as |
e.m. waves
mechanical waves
sound waves
water waves
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24 |
The waves which propagate by the collision of material particles are known as |
e.m. waves
mechanical waves
light waves
microwaves
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25 |
Wave disturbances may also come in a concentrated bundle, like shock wave from an aeroplane flying at |
subsonic speed
sonic speed
super sonic speed
any one of them
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26 |
Waves transport energy |
without transport energy
with matter
both of them
none of them
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27 |
A weakly damped system has fairly |
sharp resonance curve
flat resonance curve
both of them
none of them
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28 |
A heavily damped system has a fairly |
sharp resonance curve
flat resonance curve
both of them
none of them
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29 |
Smaller the damping, the resonance will be |
more flat
more sharp
both of them
none of them
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30 |
Smaller the damping, greater will be the |
frequency
wavelength
amplitude
none of them
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