The crystal structure of a material can be studied by
A.Electron microscope
B.X-ray difraction
C.Electron probe X-ray microanalyser
D.All of the above
A.Electron microscope
B.X-ray difraction
C.Electron probe X-ray microanalyser
D.All of the above
A.Rubber
B.Plastic
C.Rubber like plastic
D.None of the above
A.Short peening
B.Sand blasting
C.Cold extruding
D.Cold heading
E.Drop forging
A.10–50
B.50-70
C.80-150
D.150-300
E.300-450
A.Time dependent
B.Independent of time
C.Elastic
D.Plastic
E.Ductile
A.With temperature
B.By having scratch on the surface
C.By having notches in specimen
D.By under stressing the specimen
E.By over stressing the specimen
A.Close dimensional tolerance cannot be maintained
B.Poor surface finish is obtained
C.Recrystallization temperature for steel is reduced
D.Grain structure remains unchanged
E.Strength and hardness of steel is increased
A.Chromium
B.Plutonium
C.Heavy water
D.Zirconium
E.Graphite
A.Electron
B.Neutron
C.Positron
D.Atom
E.Proton
A.Soft
B.Hard
C.Least resistant to corrosion
D.Highly resistant to corrosion
E.Heat treated to change its properties