The bulb of a vapour pressure thermometer is a
A.primary element
B.secondary element
C.manipulating element
D.functioning element
A.primary element
B.secondary element
C.manipulating element
D.functioning element
A.above 30 psia
B.below 30 psia
C.below 3 microns
D.below 14.7 psia
A.0.1 mm of Hg column absolute pressure at 0?C
B.1 mm of Hg column absolute pressure at 0?C
C.0.01 mm of Hg column absolute pressure at 0?C
D.0.001 mm of Hg column absolute pressure at 0?C
A.polarograph
B.mass spectrometer
C.thermal conductivity cell
D.polarimeter
A.increase of vapour pressure with decrease in temperature
B.increase of vapour pressure with increase in temperature
C.volumetric expansion of vapour with increase in temperature
D.increase in electric resistance with increase in temperature
A.800? to 2000?C
B.100? to 600?C
C.300? to 1100?C
D.0? to 400?C
A.less than 7
B.equal to 7
C.greater than 7
D.less than or equal to 7
A.increase in electrical resistance with increase in temperature
B.linear thermal expansion of metals
C.volumetric expansion of metals
A.primary element
B.secondary element
C.manipulating element
D.functioning element
A.solids
B.liquids
C.gases
D.liquids and gases