The resistivity of electrical conductors is most affected by
A.Temperature
B.Pressure
C.Composition
D.Temperature and pressure
E.Pressure or composition
A.Temperature
B.Pressure
C.Composition
D.Temperature and pressure
E.Pressure or composition
A.Brittleness at high temperatures
B.Brittleness at low temperatures
C.Loose textured metal
D.Voids created due to chemical reaction between carbon and iron oxide
E.None of the above
A.Fuel
B.Source of energy
C.Lubricant
D.Moderator
E.Viscous damping fluid
A.Tensile test
B.Fatigue test
C.Izod test
D.Charpy test
E.Cupping test
A.Carbon percentage
B.Iron percentage
C.Hardness
D.Process of manufacture
E.Tensile strength
A.SiO2
B.B2O3
C.Al2O3
D.CaCO3
A.Convert fast moving neutrons into thermal neutrons
B.Furnish alpha particles
C.Furnish alpha beta particles
D.Furnish neutron to fission U235
E.Undergo combustion which triggers the fission reaction
A.Absorb most of the sound
B.Reflect entire sound
C.Transmit sound
A.Through gas
B.In the form of graphite
C.In the form of charcoal
D.In the form of hydrocarbons
E.In the form of calcium carbide
A.Rubber
B.Glass
C.Plastics
D.Non-crystalline organic polymers
E.All of the above