Prandtl number for gases is
A.near unity
B.between 10 to 100
C.between 100 and 1000
D.more than 1000
A.near unity
B.between 10 to 100
C.between 100 and 1000
D.more than 1000
A.18% Cr 8% Ni 0.08%C (max)
B.8% Cr 18% Ni 0.08%C (max)
C.6% Cr 18% Ni 0.08%C (max)
D.18% Cr 36% Ni 0.08%C (max)
A.calcium aluninates and silicates of varying compositions
B.calcium aluminates and sodium silicates of varying compositions
C.calcium aluminates and caustic soda
D.calcium silicates and gypsum of fixed composition
A.some of the particles may be positively charged
B.some of the particles may be negatively charged
C.some of the particles may be uncharged
D.all of the above
A.When the pressure rises
B.When the pressure falls
C.When the temperature rises
D.When the temperature falls
A.50 kcal/min
B.50 kcal/sec
C.50 kcal/hr
D.200 kcal/hr
E.200 kcal/min
A.Composition
B.Density
C.Porosity
D.Structure
E.All of the above
A.Planck’s law
B.Kirchhoff’s law
C.Stefan Boltzman law
D.Lambert rule
E.None of the above
A.Fermi
B.Rutherford
C.Planck
D.Hahn and strassman