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  1. Change of angle of refraction with composition comprises the working principle of a

  2. A.
    polarimeter
    B.
    polarograph
    C.
    spectrometer
    D.
    refractrometer

  3. Which of the following instruments is not used for measuring sub-zero (<0°) temperatures ?

  4. A.
    Platinum resistance thermometer
    B.
    Mercury in glass thermometer
    C.
    Vapor pressure thermometer
    D.
    Radiation pyrometer

  5. Which of the following is not suitable for measuring the temperature of a red hot object in the range of 800 - 1600°C ?

  6. A.
    Optical pyrometer
    B.
    Radiation pyrometer
    C.
    Photoelectric pyrometer
    D.
    Thermocouples

  7. Find the Laplace transform of the following input function shown in figure.


  8. Flame photometry is used for the determination of compositional analysis of

  9. A.
    solids
    B.
    alkali metals
    C.
    natural gas
    D.
    isotopes

  10. Reference points i.e., ice point and steam point in Reaumer temperature scale are respectively

  11. A.
    - 273° & 80°
    B.
    0° & 80°
    C.
    32° & 460°
    D.
    32° & 80°

  12. Which of the following is not a composition measuring instrument ?

  13. A.
    Thermal conductivity cell
    B.
    Mass spectrometer
    C.
    Polarograph
    D.
    Hot wire anemometer

  14. Emf developed by a thermocouple while measuring a temperature of 800°C is about 31 mV. The type of thermocouple used is

  15. A.
    chromel-alumel
    B.
    iron-constantan
    C.
    platinum-platinum+rhodium
    D.
    none of these.

  16. Which of the following thermocouples is incapable of measuring sub-zero (i.e., < 0°C) temperature ?

  17. A.
    Chromel-alumel
    B.
    Iron-constantan
    C.
    Platinum-platinum + rhodium
    D.
    Copper-constantan

  18. Platinum resistance thermometer is the international standard for temperature measurement between

  19. A.
    triple point of hydrogen and freezing point of antimony
    B.
    13.81°K to 903.9°K
    C.
    both (a) and (b)
    D.
    neither (a) nor (b)