- (A) Simple hexagonal
- (B) Body centred cubic
- (C) Face centred cubic
- (D) None of these
Chemical Engineering Mcqs
- (A) Phosphorous and tungsten
- (B) Nickel and chromium
- (C) Lead and vanadium
- (D) Molybdenum and tungsten
- (A) Steel
- (B) Aluminium
- (C) Glass
- (D) Lead lined
- (A) Ductile
- (B) Resistant to atmospheric corrosion
- (C) Malleable
- (D) Brittle
- (A) Its energy storage capacity
- (B) A magnetic property
- (C) Its capacity to resist the flow of current
- (D) Its capacity to withstand high voltage
- (A) The costliest of all the alloys of nickel
- (B) Not suitable for making kitchen utensils
- (C) Used for making steam valves and turbine blades as it resists steam attack at high temperature
- (D) Not used in cast and wrought forms
- (A) Fe3C chemically
- (B) A compound of carbon and iron
- (C) Characterised by an orthorhombic crystal structure
- (D) All
- (A) Acrylic sheet
- (B) An elastomer
- (C) An alloy of lead and tin
- (D) Aluminium foil clad with Bakelite
- (A) Silicon carbide
- (B) Calcium carbide
- (C) Fireclay bricks
- (D) High alumina bricks
- (A) Chemically known as Polychlorotrifluoroethylene (PTFE)
- (B) Having excellent chemical & high temperature resistance (upto 200°C)
- (C) Having elastomeric properties
- (D) All
