Nuclear forces are
A.electrostatic
B.inter nuclear forces
C.exchange forces
D.protonic forces
A.electrostatic
B.inter nuclear forces
C.exchange forces
D.protonic forces
A.frictional and surface tension forces
B.gravity and surface tension forces
C.gravity and pressure forces
D.frictional and pressure forces
A.an open steady-state system
B.an open unsteady-state system
C.a closed system
D.none of the above
A.Low temperature liquids
B.Liquid metal
C.Viscous liquids
D.Corrosive liquids
E.Insulating liquids
A.increases with increase in the electrode area
B.increases with increase in the particle drift velocity
C.decreases with increase in the gas flow rate
D.all of the above
A.the number of neutrons present in an atomic nucleus
B.the number of protons present in an atomic nucleus
C.the sum of the number of protons and neutrons present in an atomic nucleus
D.the difference in the number of protons and neutrons present in an atomic nucleus
A.decreases with increase in molecular weight
B.increases with increase in molecular weight
C.remains constant with change in molecular weight
D.is always negative
A.Lower the potential energy
B.lower the kinetic energy
C.increase the activation energy
D.lower the activation energy.
A.0?K
B.0?C
C.0.1?C
D.0.01?C
E.0.001?C
A.solids
B.gases
C.liquids
D.all of the above