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  1. Refractory bricks burnt at very high temperature have got

  2. A.

     Greater resistance to corrosion by slags

    B.

     Less resistance to corrosion by slags

    C.

     High spalling tendency

    D.

     None of these


  3. Viscose rayon

  4. A.

     Cannot be made from sulphite pulp

    B.

     Utilises H₂SO₄, NaOH and CS₂ during its manufacture

    C.

     Cannot yield textile grade fibre

    D.

     None of these


  5. Viscose rayon is

  6. A.

     Cellulose nitrate

    B.

     Regenerated cellulose nitrate

    C.

     Regenerated cellulose acetate

    D.

     None of these


  7. Viscose rayon is chemically

  8. A.

     Cellulose nitrate

    B.

     Regenerated cellulose nitrate

    C.

     Cellulose acetate

    D.

     Regenerated cellulose acetate


  9. Vulcanisation of rubber

  10. A.

     Decreases its tensile strength

    B.

     Increases its ozone & oxygen reactivity

    C.

     Increases its oil & solvent resistance

    D.

     Converts its plasticity into elasticity


  11. The biochemical treatment applied to sewage effluents is a process of

  12. A.

     Dehydration

    B.

     Reduction

    C.

     Oxidation

    D.

     Polymerisation


  13. Washing of coal is done to

  14. A.

     Remove the inherent impurities

    B.

     Remove the adhering impurities

    C.

     Reduce the ash content

    D.

     Both B and C


  15. Wax is a

  16. A.

     Mixture of glycerides

    B.

     Mixture of esters of polyhydric alcohols excepting glycerine

    C.

     Liquid at room temperature

    D.

     Mixture of glycerides of fatty acids


  17. Molecular weight of plastics ranges from

  18. A.

     5000 to 10000

    B.

     20000 to 250000

    C.

     500 to 5000

    D.

     106 to l09


  19. Which is a high grade pulp?

  20. A.

     Rag pulp

    B.

     Mechanical pulp

    C.

     Sulphate pulp

    D.

     Sulphite pulp