Gage pressure is given by
A.absolute pressure ?local atmospheric pressure
B.absolute pressure + local atmospheric pressure
C.standard atmospheric pressure?vacuum pressure
D.standard atmospheric pressure + vacuum pressure
A.absolute pressure ?local atmospheric pressure
B.absolute pressure + local atmospheric pressure
C.standard atmospheric pressure?vacuum pressure
D.standard atmospheric pressure + vacuum pressure
A.is easy to use and is recommended when testing specific mechanisms, or relatively simple rate expression
B.is used when the ata are scattered
C.assumes a particular form of rate equation
D.all of these answers.
A.Ice
B.Water
C.Lamp black
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.gaseous fuels
B.liquid fuels
C.solid fuels
A.Long vertical tube evaporator
B.Short vertical tube evaporator
C.Agitated film evaporator
D.Zig-zag film evaporator
E.Falling film evaporator
A.4.1 to 74.2 %
B.2.1 to 9.4 %
C.3.2 to 12.5 %
D.5.3 to 14.0 %
A.Pyrex glass
B.Jena glass
C.Flint glass
D.Crookes glass
A.there is just enough combustible gas in the air to cause an explosion
B.there is too little gas in the air to cause an explosion
C.the concentration of combustible gas lies between lower and upper limits of explosibility
D.the concentration of oxygen is zero
A.are accempanied by a flow of current from anodic to cathodic areas in the electrolyte
B.are accompanied by a flow of current from cathodic to anodic areas in the electrolyte
C.involve exchange of protons
D.none of the above