Which allotropic form of iron is magnetic at room temperature?
A.Alpha iron
B.Beta iron
C.Gamma iron
D.Delta iron
E.All of the above
A.Alpha iron
B.Beta iron
C.Gamma iron
D.Delta iron
E.All of the above
A.1
B.2
C.5 — 10
D.20 — 30
E.50 — 80
A.Hexagonal
B.Cubic
C.Orthorhombic
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.Pickling
B.Spheroidising
C.Cold working
D.Galvanising
E.Blistering
A.0.001 percent
B.0.035 percent
C.0.35 percent
D.3.5 percent
E.5 percent
A.Common salt
B.Lime
C.Borax
D.Alum
E.None of the above
A.Pig iron
B.Cast iron
C.Malleable iron
D.Wrought iron
E.Steel
A.Copper and tin
B.Copper and zinc
C.Copper and lead
D.Copper and nickel
E.Copper and aluminium
A.L-D process
B.Duplex process
C.Electric process
D.Bessemmer process
E.Open hearth process
A.Frequency must be high
B.Frequency must be low
C.Some resisting material must be applied on the surface of article to be heated
D.Time of heating should be high
E.Voltage should be high