A.Below which a liquid will always be in vapour form
B.Above which a liquid will remain a liquid
C.Above which a liquid will always turn into a vapour
D.Above which a liquid will explode
E.None of the above
A.Lathe
B.Shaper
C.Milling machine
D.Slotter
E.Planer
A.Raises melting point
B.Lowers melting point
C.Does not have any effect
D.Makes it heavier than water
E.Depends on other factors
A.1000
B.500
C.100
D.10
E.1
A.Cement
B.Lead salt
C.Coarse salt
D.Damp sand
A.10 percent deficient
B.Stoichometric
C.5 to 10 percent surplus
D.15 to 20 percent surplus
E.About 40 percent surplus
A.Air
B.Water
C.Hydrogen
D.Nitrogen
E.Hydrogen peroxide
A.P against T
B.PV against T
C.P against V
D.PV against V
E.V against T
A.Air motor
B.Aerogenerator
C.Windmill
D.Wind generagor
E.None of the above
A.Aromatics
B.Naphthenes
C.Paraffins
D.Olefins
