In a body-centred cubic lattice system there are
A.1 atom per unit cell
B.2 atoms per unit cell
C.3 atoms per unit cell
D.4 atoms per unit cell
A.1 atom per unit cell
B.2 atoms per unit cell
C.3 atoms per unit cell
D.4 atoms per unit cell
A.0.2 to 0.5 in. H2O g
B.3 to 60 in. H2O g
C.2 to 6 in. H2O g
D.0.01 to 0.1 in. H2O g
A.Urea
B.Basic slag
C.Superphosphate of lime
D.Calcium cyanamide
A.increasing the cross-sectional area of the precipitator
B.increasing its length in the direction of gas flow
C.both a and b
D.neither a nor b
A.Planck’s law
B.Fourier’s law
C.Wein’s law
D.Stefan Boltzman’s law
E.Kirchhoff’s law
A.Ohms law
B.Stefan-Boltzmans law
C.Seebeck effect
D.Joule heating effect.
A.is relatively immune to poisons
B.requires low initial investment and 5% replacement per year
C.requires low O2/SO2 to give economic conversion
D.requires dilute SO2 input (7-10%)
A.14.696 psi 29.92 in. Hg 33.94 ft H2O
B.14.696 psi 29.92 in. Hg 1.01325 bar
C.29.92 in Hg 33.94 ft H2O 1.01325 x 105 N/m2
D.29.92 in Hg 2116 psf 1.01325 Pa.
A.Reflectivity
B.Absorptivity
C.Transmissivity
D.Absorptivity + transmissivity
E.Reflectivity + absorptivity