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Substances which undergo plastic deformation until they break, are known as |
brittle substances
ductile substances
plastic substances
neither of them
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| 2 |
The maximum stress that a material can withstand is known as |
plastic point
elastic point
yield point
ultimate tensile strength
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| 3 |
When the deformation produced in the material becomes permanent, this type of behaviour is called |
proportionality
elasticity
plasticity
none of them
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| 4 |
Under the elastic region, the deformation produced in the material is |
permanent
temporary
either of them
none of them
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| 5 |
In the stress-strain graph, stress is increased linearly with strain until a point is reached, this point is known as |
plastic limit
plastic deformation
proportional limit
elastic behaviour
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| 6 |
The number of different crystals systems based on the geometrical arrangement of their atoms and the resultant geometrical structures are |
5
7
9
14
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| 7 |
When the shear stress and shear strain are involved, then their ratio is called |
Young's modulus
Bulk modulus
Shear modulus
all of them
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| 8 |
In case of linear deformation, the ratio of the tensile stress to the tensile strain is called |
Young's modulus
Bulk modulus
shear modulus
all of them
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| 9 |
In case of the three dimensional deformation, when volume is involved, the ratio of applied stress to volumetric stain is called |
Young's modulus
Bulk modulus
shear modulus
all of them
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| 10 |
The ratio of shearing stress/shearing strain is called as |
modulus
Pascal modulus
Hooke's modulus
shear modulus
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| 11 |
The ratio of volume stress/volume strain is called as |
modulus
Bulk modulus
shear modulus
Young's modulus
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| 12 |
The ratio of linear stress/linear strain is called |
Yong's modulus
Bulk modulus
shear modulus
modulus
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| 13 |
The modulus of elasticity can be written as |
stress x strain
strain/stress
1/2 x stress x strain
stress/strain
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| 14 |
Experiments revealed that the ratio of the stress to the strain is a constant value for |
different material
all material
a given material
all of them
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| 15 |
The SI unit of strain is |
N
dynes
pascal
dimensionless
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| 16 |
The measure of the deformation in a solid when stress in applied to it is called |
elastic constant
Young's modulus
strain
elasticity
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| 17 |
When a stress changes the shape, it is called the |
compressional stress
tensile stress
shear stress
any one of them
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| 18 |
When a stress changes the volume, it is called the |
compressional stress
tensile stress
shear stress
any one of them
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| 19 |
When a stress changes length, it is called the |
compressional stress
tensile stress
shear stress
any one of them
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The SI unit of stress is |
Nm<sup>2</sup>
Nm
dynesm<sup>-1</sup>
N
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| 21 |
The force applied on unit area to produce any change in the shape, volume or length of a body is known as |
strain
elasticity
stretching
stress
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| 22 |
The results of mechanical tests are usually expressed in terms of |
stress
strain
stress and strain
neither stress nor strain
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| 23 |
The ability of the body to return to its original shape is called |
deformation
stretching
compressing
elasticity
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| 24 |
The crystalline structure of NaCl is |
rectangular
hexagonal
tetrahedral
cubical
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| 25 |
The smallest three dimensional basic structure in a crystalline solid is called |
lattice point
crystal lattice
cubic crystal
unit cell
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| 26 |
polymeric solids have |
low specific gravity
high specific gravity
either of them
none of them
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| 27 |
Synthetic materials fall into the category of |
crystalline solids
amorphous
polymeric solids
all of them
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On heating, glass gradually softens into a paste-like state before it becomes a very viscous liquid at almost |
600<span style="color: rgb(84, 84, 84); font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: small;">°C</span>
7600<span style="color: rgb(84, 84, 84); font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: small;">°C</span>
800<span style="color: rgb(84, 84, 84); font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: small;">°C</span>
900<span style="color: rgb(84, 84, 84); font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: small;">°C</span>
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Glass is an example of |
crystalline solid
amorphous solid
polymeric solid
none of them
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| 30 |
Amorphous solids are more like |
crystalline solids
polymeric solids
glassy solids
any one of them
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| 31 |
Every crystalline solid has |
definite melting point
different melting points
may or may not be definite
none of them
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| 32 |
The cohesive forces between atoms, molecules or ions in crystalline solids maintain |
short range order
long range order
both of them
none of them
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| 33 |
In metallic crystals which of the following thing remains constant? |
amplitude of oscillations
temperature of solid
average atomic positions
all of them
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| 34 |
The amplitude of oscillation of each atom in a metallic crystal rises with the |
rise in temperature
decrease in temperature
even temperature remains constant
all of them
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| 35 |
The molecules or ions in a crystalline solid are |
static
not static
randomly moving
all of them
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| 36 |
The solids which have structure in between order and disorder are called |
amorphous solids
polymeric solids
crystalline solids
all of them
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| 37 |
There is a regular arrangement of molecules in |
amorphous solids
polymeric solids
crystalline solids
none of these
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| 38 |
The disadvantage of the step-index fibre can be reduced by |
graded index fibre
non-graded index fibre
both of these
none of these
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| 39 |
In Multimode step index fibre the refractive index from its centre to the boundary is |
1
1.55
1.52
1.43
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| 40 |
Multimode step index fibre is useful for |
short distance
long distance
both a and b
none of them
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