Smoking tendency of aromatics present in kerosine
A.remains constant with change in molecular weight
B.increases with increase in molecular weight
C.decreases with increase in molecular weight
A.remains constant with change in molecular weight
B.increases with increase in molecular weight
C.decreases with increase in molecular weight
A.decreases exponentially with time
B.decreases logarithmically with time
C.decreases linearly with time
D.remains constant with time
A.Time lag
B.Drift
C.Reproducibility
D.Span
A.phosphorus oxychloride
B.phosphorus trichloride
C.orthophosphoric acid
D.phosphorus pentoxide
A.H2
B.He
C.N2
D.Ar
A.lowers the melting point
B.raises the melting point
C.has no effect on melting point
D.makes iron malleable
A.Heat energy to kinetic energy
B.Kinetic energy to heat energy
C.Heat energy to sensible heat
D.Heat energy to latent heat
E.Heat energy to potential energy
A.0.60 hr-1 (mol/l)-1
B.0.001 hr-1 (mol/l)-1
C.60.000 hr-1 (mol/l)-1
D.0.06 hr-1 (mol/l)-1
A.varies inversely as the gas viscosity
B.is proportional to the gas viscosity
C.varies as the square root of gas viscosity
D.varies as the square of the gas viscosity
A.its atomic volume
B.the number of electrons in its atom
C.the number of neutrons in the nucleus of its atom
D.its atomic weight