In which case the value of thermal conductivity drops with rising temperature
A.Methane
B.Benzene
C.Carbondioxide
D.Ammonia
E.None of the above
A.Methane
B.Benzene
C.Carbondioxide
D.Ammonia
E.None of the above
A.Black body
B.Grey body
C.Opaque body
D.White body
E.None of the above
A.an endothermic reaction
B.an exothermic reaction
C.an autocatalytic reaction
D.a photochemical reaction
A.low pressure and low temperature
B.high pressure and high temperature
C.low pressure and high temperature
D.high pressure and low temperature
A.electron
B.proton
C.neutron
D.positron
A.NSh/NReNSc)
B.NPeNSh
C.NSh/NSc
D.NShNSc
A.W / m2k4
B.erg / cm-k4
C.cal / cm2-sec-k4
D.BTU/ft2-hr-R4
A.Deuterium
B.Tritium
C.Hydrogen
D.Helium
A.mass of the gas is zero
B.volume of the gas is zero
C.pressure of the gas is zero
D.all a b and c
A.Gamma rays
B.X-rays
C.Ultraviolet rays
D.Radio waves
E.Infrared rays