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The materials in which there are plenty of free electrons for electrical conduction are known as

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Arsenic, antimony and phosphorus are the elements from

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The bonding between the semi-conductor materials is

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On heating, glass gradually softens into a paste like before it becomes a very viscous liquid at almost

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Tick the one which is not polymer solid:

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The size of the domain is such that they can contain

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A semi-conductor in its extremely pure form is known as

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Every crystalline solid has

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The word amorphous means:

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Glass and high carbon steel are the examples of

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An ordinary glass gradually softens into a 'paste -like' state before it becomes a very viscous liquid. It happens almost at:

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The cohesive forces between atoms, molecules or ions in crystalline solids maintain the strict

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Whenever a covalent bond is broken in an intrinsic semi-conductor

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An atom in which there is a resultant magnetic field, behaves like a tiny magnet and is called as

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Polymers are the chemical combination of carbon with:

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ECAT Physics Chapter 17 Important MCQ's

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1 The ratio of shearing stress/shearing strain is called as
A. Modulus
B. Pascal modulus
C. Hooker's modulus
D. Shear modulus
2 Any superconductor with critical temperature above 77 K, is referred as
A. low temperature superconductor
B. high temperature superconductor
C. very low temperature superconductor
D. none of them
3 In the doping process, the ratio of the doping atoms to the semi conductor atom is
A. 1 to 10
B. 1 to 103
C. 1 to 106
D. 1 to 109
4 The force applied on unit area to produce any change in the shape, volume or length of a body is known as
A. strain
B. elasticity
C. stretching
D. stress
5 Amorphous solids:
A. Have definite melting points
B. Are called glassy solids
C. Have no definite melting point
D. Both (B) and (C)
6 A structure of polymeric solid is:
A. An ordered structure
B. A disordered structure
C. Intermediate between order and disorder
D. Any of these
7 The curie temperature of iron is about
A. 250°C
B. 500°C
C. 750°C
D. 1000°C
8 The electrons in the outermost shell of an atom are called
A. core electrons
B. valence electrons
C. high energy electrons
D. none of them
9 The temperature at which the vibrations become so great that structure of the Crystal breaks up, is called:
A. Critical temparature
B. Temperature of vaporization
C. Melting point
D. Both (A) and (C)
10 The transition from solid to liquid is actually from:
A. Order to disorder
B. Disorder to order
C. Order to order
D. Disorder to disorder

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