The hottest part of flame lies in its
A.blue zone
B.luminous zone
C.non-luminous zone
D.zone of unburnt gases
A.blue zone
B.luminous zone
C.non-luminous zone
D.zone of unburnt gases
A.temperature and pressure
B.critical temperature and critical pressure
C.reduced temperature and reduced pressure
A.C8H18
B.C7H16
C.C6H14
D.C2H12
A.By using insulated vessels
B.By using small quantities
C.By using deoxidisers
D.By using vacuum
E.By using low intensity heating
A.98.5% H2SO4
B.20% oleum
C.40% oleum
D.65% eloum
A.ordinary water
B.heavy water
C.liquid hydrogen
D.liquid ammonia
A.an intermetallic compound
B.a solid substance containing two or more metallic elements
C.a metallic material containing at least one metallic element
D.a metallic material containing at least one non-matallic element
A.H4P2O7
B.H3PO4
C.HPO3
D.H3PO3
A.N.s/m2
B.N/m.s
C.m2/s
D.kg.s/m2
A.remains constant
B.increases
C.decreases with increase in the order of reaction
D.beomes infinite.