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Under steady state the temperature of a body |
Increase's with time
Decreases with time
Does not charge with time
None of the above
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2 |
A metallic rod is continuously heated at its two ends, The heat following through the rod does not depend upon. |
Mass of the upon
Area of cross section of the rod
Temperature gradient between two ends
Time for which heat flow through the rod
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3 |
When a hot liquid is mixed with a cold liquid temperature of the mixture. |
First decreases and then becomes constant
First increases and then becomes constant
Continuously decreaes
Is undefined for some time and then nearly becomes constant
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4 |
The mechanical equivalent of heat |
Has the same dimension as heat
Has the same dimension as work
Has the same dimensions as energy
Is dimensionless
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5 |
How many calories of heat are required to evaporate completely 1 g or ice at 0 oC |
120 calories
520 calories
720 calories
920 calories
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6 |
A heat engine with 100% efficiency would have to |
Do no work
Be at a uniform temperature
Use no heat
Discharge at 0<sup> o</sup>C
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7 |
On increasing the temperature of source efficiency of Carnot engine. |
Increase
Decrease
First increases and then decreases
Does not change
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8 |
What type of process is the Carnot's cycle. |
Reversible
Irreversible
Neither reversible nor irreversible
May be reversible or irreversible
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9 |
The internal energy of monoatomic gas is. |
3/2 RT
Independent of temperature
In the form of K.E.
Partially kinetic and partially potential
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10 |
The ideal thermal efficiency of a cyclic heat engine is limited by |
Friction in the engine
Amount of heat in the engine
Difference between input temperature and output temperature.
Amount of work
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11 |
Which of the following should not change in isothermal operation. |
Heat constant
Volume
Pressure
Temperature
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12 |
The ratio of specific heat capacity to motor heat capacity of a body |
Is a universals cantante
Depends upon the mass of the body
Depends upon the molecular weight of the body
Is dimensionless
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13 |
How much lce will melt by 50,000 J of heat. |
120 J
130 g
140 J
150 g
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14 |
Which of the following pairs represent units of the same physical quantity. |
Kelvin and joule
Kelvin and calrorie
Newton and calorie
Joule and calorie
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15 |
The specific heat capacity of the body depends upon. |
the heat given to it
Mass of the body
Temperature raised
Material of the body
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16 |
The behavior of the gases that can be easily liquefied is like that of the. |
Triatomic gases
Ideal gases
Van der walls gases
Dia atomic gases
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17 |
Which thermodynamic law state taht the entropy of a perfect system approaches zero. |
Zeroth law of thermodynamics
First law of thermodynamics
Second law of thermodynamics
Third law of thermodynamics
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18 |
If the temperature of the source and sink are increased by same amount the efficiency of the engine. |
Increases
Decreases
Remains unchanged
May increases of decrease
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19 |
Two stem engine A and B have their sources at 900 K and 600 K and their sinks are at 450 K and 300 K respectively. |
They are equally efficient
A is less efficient than B
a is more efficient than B
Their efficiencies cannot be determined
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20 |
During an adiabatic gas expansion the environment |
Serves as a heat sink
Serves as a heat source
Must be at a higher temperature than the gas
Does not have to participate
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