A. Critical point
B. Curie temperature
C. Inversion temperature
D. Eutectic temperature
Related Mcqs:
- The transition temperature at which all the ferromagnetic materials become paramagnetic materials is termed as the ‘Curie temperature’. Its value for cobalt is ______________ °C?
A. 768
B. 1127
C. 1359
D. 1480 - Heating of ferromagnetic materials to a temperature above Curie temperature makes it ________________________?
A. Insulator for heat & electricity transmission
B. Ferritic
C. Behave like paramagnetic materials
D. Superconductor - A material in which the atoms are arranged regularly in some directions but not in others, is termed as ‘mesomorphous material’; an example of which is_________________?
A. Lead
B. Glass
C. Mica
D. Silver - The stress at which extension of the material takes place more rapidly as compared to the increase in load is termed as the _____________ point of the material?
A. Elastic
B. Ultimate
C. Yielding
D. Breaking - Ferromagnetic materials owe their properties to __________________ inner sub-shells ?
A. Completely filled
B. Partially filled
C. Equally filled
D. Vacant - A material is capable of resisting softening at high temperature, because of its property termed as____________________?
A. Hot temper
B. Hot hardness
C. Fatigue
D. Creep - Increase in temperature, in general results in the____________________?
A. Decrease in the viscosities of both liquids & gases
B. Increase in the viscosities of both liquids & gases
C. Increase in the viscosity of liquids and decrease in that of gases
D. Decrease in the viscosity of liquids and increase in that of gases - Inertial forces are obtained, when the elastic forces are multiplied by ______________ number?
A. Mach
B. Froude
C. Reynolds
D. Euler - The boiling & freezing points on a newly defined temperature scale in degree ‘D’ are 400°D & 100°D respectively. The temperature reading corresponding to 60°C on this new temperature scale will be equal to _____________ °D ?
A. 140
B. 180
C. 240
D. 280 - The ratio of thermal & electrical conductivity is same for all the metals at the same temperature; and at around room temperature, this ratio is proportional to(where, T = absolute temperature, °K) ?
A. T
B. 1/T
C. T2
D. 1/T2
