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  1. Acid proof stoneware

  2. A.
    has very low strength.
    B.
    cannot be heated.
    C.
    is broken by small temperature changes.
    D.
    all (a), (b) and (c).

  3. Diamagnetic materials are magnetised

  4. A.
    strongly.
    B.
    only slightly.
    C.
    with eddy currents only.
    D.
    in a direction opposite to that of the applied field.

  5. High degree of toughness is a must for

  6. A.
    high speed steel
    B.
    shock resisting steel
    C.
    cold work tool steel
    D.
    none of these

  7. 'Hypersil' is a __________ steel.

  8. A.
    high speed
    B.
    silicon
    C.
    molybdenum
    D.
    tungsten

  9. __________ can replace tungsten in high speed steel,

  10. A.
    Chromium
    B.
    Vanadium
    C.
    Cobalt
    D.
    Molybdenum

  11. Polythene (low or high density) containers are not corroded by

  12. A.
    sulphuric acid (10%) at room temperature.
    B.
    nitric acid (95%) at room temperature.
    C.
    sulphur trioxide at 60°C.
    D.
    any of these.

  13. Bronze is an alloy of copper and

  14. A.
    lead
    B.
    tin
    C.
    nickel
    D.
    zinc

  15. Which of the following exercises most powerful influence on the mechanical properties of steel ?

  16. A.
    Manganese
    B.
    Carbon
    C.
    Phosphorous
    D.
    Silicon

  17. Balls in a ball mill are usually made of

  18. A.
    steel
    B.
    cast iron
    C.
    stainless steel
    D.
    bronze

  19. DDT is shipped in

  20. A.
    stainless steel containers
    B.
    paper bags
    C.
    fibre drums
    D.
    either (b) or (c)