The specific charge of a charged body in motion
A.increases
B.decreases
C.remains constant
D.increases for positively charged bodies and decreases for negatively charged bodies
A.increases
B.decreases
C.remains constant
D.increases for positively charged bodies and decreases for negatively charged bodies
A.the substance may burn more violently
B.the base nuclei may possess sufficient kinetic energy to overcome their mutual electrostatic repulsion and thus they may come in bodily contact with other nuclei
C.fusion of atoms may take place at a faster rate
D.thermoelectric effect may be increased
A.increases with increasing concentration
B.decreases with increasing concentration
C.remains unaffected with change in concentration of solute
A.10-12 cm
B.10-10 cm
C.10-8 cm
D.10-6 cm
A.calcium phosphate
B.calcium fluoride
C.fluorapatite
D.ammonium phosphate
A.mass and volume at constant temperature
B.pressure and volume at constant temperature
C.volume and temperature at constant pressure
D.pressure and temperature at constant volume
A.colcium cyanamide
B.calcium ammonium nitrate
C.a mixture of urea and ammonium nitrate
D.a mixture of ammonium nitrate and ammonium chloride
A.oxidation number decreases
B.number of electrons decreases
C.oxygen content decreases
D.number of ions decreases
A.an endothermic reaction
B.an exothermic reaction
C.a photochemical reaction
D.a biochemical reaction
A.neutral atoms
B.electrically charged atoms or groups of atoms
C.electrically charged molecules
D.neutral molecules