Asked/Added Questions From NCERT: Physics

Question 1. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:26:40 PM

Why do we dissolve oleic acid in alcohal?

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

Oleic acid is soluble in alcohal and diluting it with alcohal will replace it's concentration consequently it will helps to form a very thin (almost the molecular thickness) get formed and we can measure it's thickness by calculating volume.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:28:10 PM

Question 2. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:22:49 PM

What is accuracy and precision?

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

Accuracy :- Accuracy is how close a measured value is to the actual value.

Precision:- Precision is how closed the measured value are to each other.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:24:02 PM

Question 3. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:21:18 PM

Name two phyiscal quantities that have units but no dimensional formula?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Plane Angle and Angular Displacement.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 13 April 2021:01:00:48 PM

Question 4. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:18:43 PM

Define negative acceleration?

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

If the velocity of a body is decreasing with time then it is said to travel with a negative acceleration. {Retardation, declaration}.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:19:28 PM

Question 5. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:15:34 PM

A ball is thrown vertically upwards. What is it's velocity at the highest point?

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

It continuous upwards unit it reaches a certain position, and then it falls downwards, At that highest point, it's velocity is instantaneously zero.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:16:54 PM

Question 6. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:13:41 PM

What is Unit vector?

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

A unit vector is a vector that has a magnitude of 1 unit. A unit vector is also known as direction vector.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:14:31 PM

Question 7. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:09:39 PM

State the Triangular law of vector addition.

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

It states that if two vectors acting on a particle at the same time are represented in magnitude and direction by the two sides of a triangle in one order, their resultant vector is represented in magnitude and direction by the third side of the triangle taken in opposite order.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:11:05 PM

Question 8. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:04:53 PM

What is instantaneous speed and velocity?

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

Instantaneous speed = The speed of a body at a particular instant of time during the motion is called instantaneous speed.

Instantaneous velocity = The velocity of a body at any instant of time is known as instantaneous velocity.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:05:35 PM

Question 9. Asked on :25 November 2020:01:02:09 PM

Define Average speed

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

The average distance covered by a body per unit time is known as average speed. It is calculated as the ratio of the total distance travelled to the total time taken.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:03:26 PM

Question 10. Asked on :25 November 2020:12:58:46 PM

What is Homogeneity Principle?

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

If the dimensions of the left hand side of an equation are equal to the dimensions of right hand side of the equation is dimensionally correct. this is known as Homogeneity Principle.

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:01:00:47 PM

Question 11. Asked on :25 November 2020:12:56:13 PM

Name four fundamental forces in nature?

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Answer:

Himanshi Verma

Four fundamental forces in nature are:-

1) Gravitational force

2) Electromagnetic force

3) Weak nuclear force

4) Strong nuclear force

-Answered by Himanshi Verma On 25 November 2020:12:57:38 PM

Question 12. Asked on :29 October 2020:07:55:04 PM

full form of AME?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 15 November 2020:07:31:17 PM

Question 13. Asked on :08 October 2020:06:03:11 PM

Can a kitchen be cooled by leaving the door of an electric refrigerator open?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
No, a kitchen cannot be cooled by leaving the door of the refrigerator open.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:06:04:12 PM

Question 14. Asked on :08 October 2020:06:01:44 PM

Is it theoretically possible to device a heat engine which will create no thermal pollution?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
No.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:06:02:50 PM

Question 15. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:59:50 PM

The temperature of the surface of the sun is approximately 6000 K. If we take a big lens and focus the sun rays, can we produce a temperature of 8000K?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
No.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:06:01:26 PM

Question 16. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:40:37 PM

Why can a ship not use the internal energy of sea water to operate its engine?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
For the operation of a heat engine we require a sink at temperature lower than the source and of sufficiently high thermal capacity, which is not possible in the sea.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:05:41:51 PM

Question 17. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:39:45 PM

What is the conversion o heat into work not possible without sink at lower temperatures?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari

For converting heat energy into work continuosly, a part of heat energy absorbed from the source has to be rejected. The heat energy can be rejected only if there is a body, whose temperature is less than that of the source. This body at lower temperature is the sink.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:06:59:06 PM

Question 18. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:39:07 PM

What is the differences between heat and work?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari

Heat and work are two different ways of transferring energy from one system to another. The the distinction between Heat and Work is important in the field of thermodynamics. Heat is the transfer of thermal energy between systems, while work is the transfer of mechanical energy between two systems.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:06:49:55 PM

Question 19. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:37:31 PM

By what method can the internal energy of an ideal gas be changed?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
By heating or cooling.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:05:38:36 PM

Question 20. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:36:12 PM

A liquid is being converted into steam at its boiling point. What will be the specific heat of the liquid at this time?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari

When liquid is converted into steam at its boling point, the temperature of liquid remains constant. i.e., change in temperature ΔT=0. Hence the specific heat, s=ΔQmΔT=ΔQm×0=∞

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:01:01 PM

Question 21. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:35:24 PM

What is the specific heat of a gas in an adiabatic process?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari

The specific heat of a gas in an adiabatic process is zero but it is infinite in an isothermal process

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:06:52:17 PM

Question 22. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:34:20 PM

What is the specific heat of a gas in an isothermal process?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
The specific heat capacity of an ideal gas for isothermal process is infinity.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:02:09 PM

Question 23. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:33:26 PM

A gas has a two principal specific heats. Which one is greater and why?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
specific heat at constant pressure is more than the specific heat at constant volume because the gas can expand in the first case, causing more absorption of heat as compared to other one.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:04:21 PM

Question 24. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:32:40 PM

Why a gas has two principal specific heat capacities?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
Gas has two specific heat capacities because it has two variables pressure and volume sensitive. ... If volume of the gas is constant and heat is supplied. Then we define specific heat is called specific heat at constant volume (C_V). Similarly at constant pressure specific heat capacity is defined as (C_P).

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:07:26 PM

Question 25. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:31:40 PM

How many specific heats does a gas possess?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari

The specific heats of gases are given as Cp and Cv at constant pressure and constant volume respectively while solids and liquids are having only single value for specific heat.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:09:22 PM

Question 26. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:30:18 PM

Can the work done during a cyclic process be zero?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Yes.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:05:31:12 PM

Question 27. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:28:47 PM

What is the significance of the area of closed curve on a P-V diagram?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
The area gives the work done in a cyclic process.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:05:29:49 PM

Question 28. Asked on :08 October 2020:05:25:10 PM

Can two isothermal curves intersect?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
No.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:05:26:11 PM

Question 29. Asked on :08 October 2020:04:10:58 PM

Is the equation PV=RT valid for isothermal and adiabatic processes?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Yes.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:04:12:56 PM

Question 30. Asked on :08 October 2020:04:09:10 PM

Whose molecules : liquid water at 0°C or ice at 0°C have greater potential energy?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Water molecule.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:04:10:40 PM

Question 31. Asked on :08 October 2020:04:08:20 PM

Why does air pressure in a car tyre increased during driving?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
During driving, temperature of air inside increases while its volume remains constant. According to Charle's law, at constant volume V,P∝T. Therefore, pressure of air inside the tyre increases.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:10:59 PM

Question 32. Asked on :08 October 2020:04:07:19 PM

Can the temperature of a gas be increased by keeping its pressure and volume constant?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
No.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:04:08:10 PM

Question 33. Asked on :08 October 2020:04:05:11 PM

Is it possible that there is no increase in the temperature of a body despite being heated?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Yes.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 08 October 2020:04:07:08 PM

Question 34. Asked on :07 October 2020:06:06:26 PM

Is it possible that there is change in temperature of a bdy without giving heat ti it or taking heat from it?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Yes.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:06:07:22 PM

Question 35. Asked on :07 October 2020:06:04:57 PM

Is it possible that there is change in temperaure of a body without giving heat to it or taking heat from it?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
Yes, for example in an adiabatic compression, temperature rises and in an adiabatic expansion, temperature falls, although no heat is given or taken from the system in the repective changes.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:12:05 PM

Question 36. Asked on :07 October 2020:06:01:58 PM

When a gas is suddenly compressed, its temperature rises. Why?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Sudden compression of a gas is an adiabatic process. The work done in compressing the gas increaces the internal energy of the gas. Hence the temperature of the gas rises.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:06:03:10 PM

Question 37. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:59:47 PM

Cooling is produced when a gas at high pressure suddenly expands. Why?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
During its expansion the gas does work against high pressure. This decreaces the internal energy and hence the temperature of the gas.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:06:00:36 PM

Question 38. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:58:10 PM

An ideal gas is coompressed at constant temperature. Will its internal energy increase or decrease?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
It will remain same.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:59:28 PM

Question 39. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:55:01 PM

When is the heat supplied to a system equal to thev increase in its internal energy?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
Heat supplied to a system is always equal to increase in its internal energy only if there is no external work is done by the system.. So delta V is zero and what you get is no work

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:15:54 PM

Question 40. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:52:44 PM

Is the internal energy of a gas a function of pressure?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
The internal energy of an ideal gas depemds only on the temperature of the gas, while that of a real gas depends on the temperature and volume, which in turns is dependent on pressure.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:53:20 PM

Question 41. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:50:09 PM

How does the internal energy of an ideal gas differ from that of real gas?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
The internal energy of an ideal gas consists of only the kinetic energy of the particles. But for real gases it consists of both the kinetic as well as potential energies.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:50:59 PM

Question 42. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:49:19 PM

State the first law of thermodynamic?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari

he first law of thermodynamics is a version of the law of conservation of energy, adapted for thermodynamic processes, distinguishing two kinds of transfer of energy, as heat and as thermodynamic work, and relating them to a function of a body's state, called Internal energy.

The law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system is constant; energy can be transformed from one form to another, but can be neither created nor destroyed.

For a thermodynamic process without transfer of matter, the first law is often formulated^[1]^{[nb 1]}

\Delta U=Q-W

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:13:18 PM

Question 43. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:45:16 PM

What is a cylic process?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Any process in which the system returns to its initial state after undergoing a series of changes is known as a cylic process.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:48:05 PM

Question 44. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:43:48 PM

What happens if water vapour at a pressure of 0.004 atm is cooled to 0°C?

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Answer:

nisha sheikh
if water vapour at a pressure of 0.003 atmosphere is cooled to 0^(@)C ... The pressure corresponding to triple point of water is 0.46 cm of Hg (=0.006 atm)

-Answered by nisha sheikh On 21 October 2020:06:51:15 PM

Question 45. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:40:35 PM

Are the relative amounts of ice, water and vapour fixed at the triple point of water?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
At the triple point of water the temperature and pressure are fixed. However, the relative amounts of the three phases are not unique. The relative amounts o the three phases can be varied by adding or taking out heat from the system.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:41:45 PM

Question 46. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:37:14 PM

What is the significance of negative slope of ice line of water?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
It indicates that the melting point if ice decreases with increase in pressure. This is because volume of water on melting is less than the volume of ice.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:38:53 PM

Question 47. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:35:26 PM

What is the temperature above which steam will not condense of water even i it is compressed to very large pressure?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Above the critical temperature steam will not condens.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:36:33 PM

Question 48. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:33:02 PM

How does the boiling point of water change with pressure?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
The boiling point of water increaces with the increase in pressure.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:34:05 PM

Question 49. Asked on :07 October 2020:05:28:44 PM

What is the pressure on melting point of a solid?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
The melting point o a soli may increase or decreaces depending on the nature of solid.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 October 2020:05:31:57 PM

Question 50. Asked on :06 October 2020:06:07:27 PM

Can a gas be liquified at any temperature by the increase of pressure alone?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
No.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:06:08:43 PM

Question 51. Asked on :06 October 2020:06:04:56 PM

What is critical temperature?

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Answer:

nisha sheikh
The critical temperature of a substance is the temperature at and above which vapor of the substance cannot be liquefied, no matter how much pressure is applied. Every substance has a critical temperature.

-Answered by nisha sheikh On 07 October 2020:11:01:14 AM

Question 52. Asked on :06 October 2020:06:02:40 PM

In what respect is the respect is the thermal radiation different rom lights?

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
Thermal radiation are electromagnetic waves having wavelength range from 700 nm to 1 mm. They produce heat when absorbed by a body. They are not visible

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 09 October 2020:07:18:55 PM

Question 53. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:59:15 PM

Which object will cool faster when kept in open air, the one at 300°C or the one at 100°C?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
300°C.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:06:02:04 PM

Question 54. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:58:18 PM

Black body radiation is white. Comment.

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Answer:

nisha sheikh
Black-body radiation has a characteristic, continuous frequency spectrum that depends only on the body's temperature, called the Planck spectrum or Planck's law. ... When the body appears white, it is emitting a substantial fraction of its energy as ultraviolet radiation

-Answered by nisha sheikh On 07 October 2020:11:03:27 AM

Question 55. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:56:05 PM

Why is there the word displacement in Wien's displacement law?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
As the temperature is increased, the wavelength having maximum intensity is displaced towards the shoter wavelength region.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:56:56 PM

Question 56. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:52:16 PM

A hole in the cavity of a radiation is a black body. Why?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva

A hole in the cavity of a radiation does not reflect any radiation incident on it. So it is a black body.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:54:54 PM

Question 57. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:51:00 PM

Why are clear nights colder then cloudy nights?

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Answer:

nisha sheikh
This is true even during complete overcast conditions because the clouds are generally colder than the air at the ground. Thus clouds in effect reduce the radiation imbalance between the upward flux from the ground and downward flux from the atmosphere, relative to that on clear nights.

-Answered by nisha sheikh On 07 October 2020:11:04:30 AM

Question 58. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:48:39 PM

Is it necessary that all black coloured objects should be considered black bodies?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
No.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:49:47 PM

Question 59. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:46:01 PM

Why does a piece o red glass absorbs green colour strongly. But at higher temperatures, it emits green colour strongly.

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
At low temperatures, the red glass absorbs green colour strongly. But at higher temperatures, it emits green colour strongly.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:47:52 PM

Question 60. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:43:35 PM

Why a body with large reflectively is a poor emitter?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
A body whose reflectively is large would naturally absorb less heat. So, a body with large reflectively is a poor emitter.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:44:30 PM

Question 61. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:42:13 PM

Why do animals curl 8 into a ball, when they feel very cold?

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Answer:

nisha sheikh

Animals curl up into a ball when they're feeling cold in order to minimize the heat loss. The heat from the body of animal will flow towards the cold.

-Answered by nisha sheikh On 07 October 2020:11:06:30 AM

Question 62. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:39:28 PM

Why are the cooling coils fitted near the ceiling of a refrigerator?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
As the air gets cooled in the upper part o refrigerator, it becomes denser and goes down.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:41:06 PM

Question 63. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:37:27 PM

Water is heated from below. why?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
When water is heated, its density decreases and it rise up.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:38:13 PM

Question 64. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:35:14 PM

Can we boil water inside an earth satelite?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva

No.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:36:52 PM

Question 65. Asked on :06 October 2020:05:34:19 PM

Why snow is a better heat insulator than ice?

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Answer:

nisha sheikh
Snow is better insulator than ice because snow contains air packets inside it and air is a good insulator of heat . Due to this , snow takes longer time to melt than ice of same mass .

-Answered by nisha sheikh On 07 October 2020:11:07:14 AM

Question 66. Asked on :03 October 2020:06:04:38 PM

Why it is much hotter above a fire than by its side?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva

Heat carried away from a fire sideways mainly by radiation. Above the fire, heat is carried by both radiation and convection of air.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 October 2020:05:32:45 PM

Question 67. Asked on :03 October 2020:06:03:36 PM

Why rooms are provided with the ventilators near the roof?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
To purify air.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 03 October 2020:06:04:21 PM

Question 68. Asked on :03 October 2020:06:00:55 PM

Why small holes are provided at the bottom of the chimney of the lamp?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
The hot air and burnt gases rise upwards through the chimney. Fresh air enters through the holes provided at bottom. In the absence of these holes, convection currents will not be set up and the lamp would go off.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 03 October 2020:06:01:43 PM

Question 69. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:58:43 PM

I air is poor conductor of heat, why do we not feel warm without clothes?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Althrough air is poor conductor of heat, it carries away heat from body due to convection when we are without clothes. Hence we feel cold.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 03 October 2020:05:59:41 PM

Question 70. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:55:03 PM

Why felt rather than air is employed for thermal insulation?

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Shruti Srivastva
Through air is a bad conductor of it, it transfers heat easily by convection. Felt traps air between its fibres and convection currents cannot be set up in it.

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Question 71. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:52:19 PM

Why do elctrons in insulator or not contribute towards its thermal conductivity?

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Shruti Srivastva
Electrons do not have free electrons inside them. So electrons have no contibution towards their thermal conductivity.

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Question 72. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:49:14 PM

Usually a good conductor of heat is a good conductor of elcectricity also. Give reason?

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Shruti Srivastva
Electron contribute largerly both towards the flow of elctricity and the flow of heat. A good conductor cntains a large number of free electrons. So it is both a good conductor o heat and elctricity.

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Question 73. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:46:42 PM

Stainless steel cooking pans are perferrred with extra copper bottom. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The thermal conductivity of copper is much larger than that of steel.The copper bottom allows more heat of flow into the pan and hence help in cooking the food faster.

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Question 74. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:45:43 PM

Why do we use copper gauze in davy's afety lamp?

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Anjali Kumari
The final design was very simple: a basic lamp with a wire gauze chimney enclosing the flame. The holes let light pass through, but the metal of the gauze absorbs the heat. The lamp is safe to use because the flame can't heat enough flammable gas to cause an explosion, although the flame itself will change colour.

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Question 75. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:43:15 PM

Woole clthes are warm in winter. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Woolen fibres enclos a large amount of air in them. Both wool and air are bad conductor of heat. The small coefficient of thermal conductivity prevets the loss of heat from our body due to conduction. S o we feel warm in woolen clothes.

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Question 76. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:41:08 PM

A piece of wire gauze is placed over the Bunsen burner. If the gas is turned on below the gauge, will the flame go above the gauge?

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Shruti Srivastva
Copper is a very good conductor o heat. The copper gauze absorbs most o the heat.

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Question 77. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:37:55 PM

Why we can easily boil water in a paper cup?

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Shruti Srivastva
This is because heat is easily conducted through the paper to the water, and as such the temperature through the paper to the water, and as such the temperature attained is not sufficient for the paperto be charred.

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Question 78. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:35:08 PM

When we step barefoot into an ofice with a marble floo, we feel cold. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
This is because marble is a better conductor of heat than concrete. When we walk barefooted on a marble floor, heat flows our body through the feet and we feel cold.

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Question 79. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:33:33 PM

Calorimeters are made of metals not glass.Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
This is because metals are good conductors of heat and have low specific heat capacity.

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Question 80. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:31:13 PM

A squirrel wraps its bushy tail round its body during its winter sleep.Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The bushy tail provides its body a non-conducting blankets. So the loss of heat by conduction is minimised.

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Question 81. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:28:37 PM

Why are two thin blankets are warmer then a single blanket of double the thickness?

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Shruti Srivastva
The air enclosed between two blankets prevents the transfer o heat from our body to outside.

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Question 82. Asked on :03 October 2020:05:24:34 PM

Why birds are often seen to swell their feathers in winter?

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Shruti Srivastva
When the birds swell there fether, they are able to enclose air in the feathers.

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Question 83. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:28:37 PM

Why do metal utensils have wooden handles?

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Shruti Srivastva
Because wood is a bad conductor of heat.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 02 October 2020:06:29:20 PM

Question 84. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:25:57 PM

What kind of thermal conductivity and specific heat requirments would you specify for cooking utensils?

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Shruti Srivastva
A cooking utensils should have high conductivity so that it can conduct heat through itself and transfer it to the contents quickly.

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Question 85. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:24:08 PM

Why is water used as an eective coolant?

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Shruti Srivastva
The specific heat of water is very high. When it runs over hot parts of an engine or machinery, it absorbs a large amount of heat.

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Question 86. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:22:40 PM

Why juice bottles are placed under water in the cold countries?

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Shruti Srivastva
This is done so to prevent the freezing of juice.

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Question 87. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:20:48 PM

Why water is preffered to any other liquid in the hot water bottles?

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Shruti Srivastva

water is preffered to any other liquid in the hot water bottles because due to high specific heat is does not cool fast. Also for the given mass of water.

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Question 88. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:18:38 PM

What is the differences between the specific heat and the molar specific heat?

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Shruti Srivastva
The specific heat is the heat capacity per unit mass whereas the molar specific heat is the heat capacity per mole.

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Question 89. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:15:38 PM

Give an example of a system in which no heat s transferred to or from a system but the temperature of the system changes.

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Shruti Srivastva
When a paddle wheel arrangement is worked while dipping in water, the temperature of water increaces without any addition of heat.

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Question 90. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:13:04 PM

If an elctric fan be switched in a closed room, will the air of the room be cooled? If not, why do we feel cold?

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Shruti Srivastva
The air will not be cooled. In fact, it will get heated up due to the increase in the speed o its molecules. we feel cold due to faster evaporation of sweat.

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Question 91. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:10:46 PM

A match stick can be lighted by rubbing it against a rough surface. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
When the match stick is rubbed against a rough surace , work is done against friction. This work done appears as heat and lights up the match stick.

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Question 92. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:09:45 PM

Can a given amount of mechanical energy be completely converted into heat?

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Shruti Srivastva
Yes.

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Question 93. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:05:32 PM

Why do the brake drums of a car get heated, when the car moves down a hill at a constant speed?

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Shruti Srivastva
As the car moves down a hill at constant speed, its kinetic energy does not change. But its gravitational potential energy constantly decreaces, which gets converted into heat and so the brake drums get heated.

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Question 94. Asked on :02 October 2020:06:02:25 PM

There is a slight temperature differnces between the water all at the top and the bottom. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The potential energy of water at the top of the fall gets converted into heat kinetic energy at the bottom of the fall. When water hite=s the ground, a part of its kinetic energy gets converted into heat which increaces its temperature slightly.

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Question 95. Asked on :02 October 2020:05:59:10 PM

When we rub oue hands, they are warmed but only to a certain maximum temperature. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The work done in rubbing is converted into heat. But ater some time when the temperature of the hand is raised, the total heat produced goes into the atmosphere.

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Question 96. Asked on :02 October 2020:05:56:38 PM

A thermous bottle containing water is vigorously shaken. What will be theeffect on the temperature of water?

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Shruti Srivastva
The temperature of the water will increaces slightly. This is because some o the work done against opposing viscous force will be converted into heat.

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Question 97. Asked on :02 October 2020:05:54:43 PM

Why is J called a converter factor?

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Shruti Srivastva
Because it help us to convert work measured in terms of joules into heat expressed in calories or vice-versa.

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Question 98. Asked on :02 October 2020:05:53:38 PM

Is J a physical quantity?

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Shruti Srivastva
No.

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Question 99. Asked on :02 October 2020:05:49:32 PM

Explain why a beaker filled with water a 4ºC overflows if the temperarure is decreased or increased?

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Shruti Srivastva
It is because of the anamalous expansion o water. Water has a maximum density at 4°C. Therefore, water expands wheter it is heated above 4°C or cooled below 4°C.

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Question 100. Asked on :02 October 2020:05:46:39 PM

How does the diameter of the opening in the cast iron plate of a kitchen stove change, when the stove is heated?

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Shruti Srivastva
The opening in the stove is circular. But its diameter undergoes linear expansion on heating.

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Question 101. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:17:30 PM

In riveting boiler plates, red hot riverts are used. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Red hot revets are used so that on cooling, the grip becomes firm and steam tight.

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Question 102. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:16:32 PM

Why iron rims are heated red hot before being put on the cart wheels?

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Anjali Kumari
The iron ring to be put on the rim of a cart wheel is always of slightly smaller diameter than that of the wheel. When the iron ring is heated to become red hot, it expands and slips on to the wheel easily. When it is cooled, it contracts and grips the wheel firmly.

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Question 103. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:14:26 PM

Thick bottomed drinking glasses frequently crack if hot water poured into them. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Glass is bad conductor of heat. It does not pass down the heat quickly to the lower surface.

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Question 104. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:12:19 PM

A tightened glass stopper can be taken out easily by pouring hot water around the neck o the bottle. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The neck expands but not the stopper due to poor conductivity of glass. Thus the stopper can be taken out easily.

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Question 105. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:09:37 PM

A brass disc fits snugly in a hole in a steel plate. Should we heat or cool the system to loosen the disc from the hole?

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Shruti Srivastva
a brass is greter than that or steel. On cooling, the disc shrinks to a grater extent than the hole, and hence the disc would get loosened.

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Question 106. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:07:05 PM

Why must telephone or power lines necessarily slag a little?

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Shruti Srivastva
This slag is allow for contradiction in winter. If no sag is allowed, the wire may snap in extremely cold weather.

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Question 107. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:04:35 PM

Why are loops provided in long metal pipes used for cappying oil and any other liquid over long distances?

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Shruti Srivastva
The loops in metal pipes are provided in order to avoid the strain that would develop in the pipes when the temperature changes and hence the pressure of liquids in them changes.

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Question 108. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:02:41 PM

Why a small gap is left between the iron rails of railway tracks?

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Shruti Srivastva
If no gap is let between the iron rails, the rails may bend due to expansion in summer and the train may get derailed.

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Question 109. Asked on :30 September 2020:06:01:42 PM

Is the temperature coeficient always positive?

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Shruti Srivastva
No.

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Question 110. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:59:18 PM

Why does a solid expand on heating?

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Shruti Srivastva
The average distance between the positions of equillibrium of the atoms of a solid increaces with an increase in temperature which results in the thermal expansion of a solid.

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Question 111. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:57:34 PM

Do all solids expand on hetaing?

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Shruti Srivastva
No.

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Question 112. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:55:32 PM

A body at higher temperature contains moer heat, comment.

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Shruti Srivastva
The statement is not always true.The heat content of a body depends upon its mass, specific heat and temperature.

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Question 113. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:52:41 PM

Why is a constant volume gas thermometer preffered as a standard thermometer than a constant pressure gas thermometer?

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Shruti Srivastva
This is because the changes in pressure can be measured with greater accuracy than changes in volume.

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Question 114. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:50:27 PM

Why the temperature above 1200ºC cannot be measured accurately by a platinum resistance thermometer?

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Shruti Srivastva
This is because platinum begins to evaporation above 1200ºC.

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Question 115. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:46:54 PM

Mercury boils at 357ºC. How can then a mercury thermometer be used to measure temperature upto 500ºC?

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Shruti Srivastva
The space above the mercury is filled with nitrogen. This increaces the boling point of mercury and raises the upper limit of the mercury thermometer.

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Question 116. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:45:40 PM

Can the temperature of a body be negative on the kelvin scale?

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Shruti Srivastva

No.

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Question 117. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:43:53 PM

Why are gas thermometers are more sensitive than mercury thermometers?

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Shruti Srivastva
The coefficient of expansion of a gas is very large as compared to the coeicient of expansion o mercury.

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Question 118. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:41:44 PM

What do you mean by triple point of water? Why it is unique?

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Shruti Srivastva
It is the temperature at which the three phases of water: ice, liquid, and water vapour are equally stable and exsist simultaneously.

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Question 119. Asked on :30 September 2020:05:38:33 PM

Why should a thermometer bulb have a small heat capacity?

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Shruti Srivastva
Because it absorb less heat from the body whose temperature s to be measured. Hence the temperature of that body will practically unchanged.

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Question 120. Asked on :26 September 2020:06:11:42 PM

Why a clinical thermometer should not be sterilized by boiling?

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Shruti Srivastva
The range of clinical thermometer is usually from 95º to 110ºF and the boiling point of water is 212º .

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Question 121. Asked on :26 September 2020:06:08:59 PM

What is dynamical theory of water?

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Shruti Srivastva
According to dynamical theory, the amount of heat possessed by a body is equal to the total kinetic energy o ots molecules and its temperature is proportional to the average kinetic energy of its molecules.

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Question 122. Asked on :26 September 2020:06:07:06 PM

Is temperature a macroscopic or microscopic concept?

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Shruti Srivastva
Temperatue is macroscopic concept.

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Question 123. Asked on :26 September 2020:06:02:58 PM

Explain why some oils spred on water, when other float as drops.

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Shruti Srivastva
Isf surace tension of oil is less than that of water, then it spread on water.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 26 September 2020:06:04:16 PM

Question 124. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:59:54 PM

Water gets depressed in a glass tube whose surface is coated with wax. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The angle of contact between water and wax is obtuse. So cos Θ is negative and hence cappilary rise.

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Question 125. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:57:46 PM

The split in the tip o the nib acts as a capillary tube. The ink rises up in the nib due to capillary action. Hence we are able to write with the pen.

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nisha sheikh
The tip of the nib of a pen is split in order to provide a capillary which helps the ink to rise to the end of the nib and enables it to write continuously.

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Question 126. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:56:04 PM

Why new earthen pots keep water cooler than the older one?

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Shruti Srivastva
Due to cappilary action.

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Question 127. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:54:06 PM

A piece of chalk immersed in water emits bubble in all directions why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Because it has a large number of cappilaries.

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Question 128. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:51:56 PM

Why undergarment are usually made of cotton?

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Shruti Srivastva
Cotton threads have large number of cappilaries between them. These capillaries help to absorb sweat from the surface of the body due to capillaries action.

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Question 129. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:49:32 PM

Why sand is drier than clay?

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Shruti Srivastva
Due to narrow pores in clay, water rises in the clay due to capillary action and keeps it damp. Practically no pores or capillaries exist in sand and hence water cannot rise in sand. So sand is dryer than clay.

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Question 130. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:47:17 PM

How does the cotton wick in an oil-filled lamp keeping on buuring?

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Shruti Srivastva
The narrow spaces between the threads of the wick serves as cappilary tubes through which oil keeps on rising due to capillary action.

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Question 131. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:45:03 PM

How does the cotton wick in an oil-filled lamp keep on burning?

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Shruti Srivastva

The narrow spaces between the threads of the wick serve as capillary tubes through which oil keeps on rising due to capillary action.

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Question 132. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:42:41 PM

How does the plouging of feild help in preservation of moisture in the soil?

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Shruti Srivastva
THis is done to break the tiny capillaries through which water can rise nad finally evaporate. The plouging of field helps the soil to retain the moisture.

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Question 133. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:40:47 PM

What does make water proof raincoat water proof?

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Shruti Srivastva
The angle of contact between water and the material of the raincoat. So the rainy water does not wet the raincoat.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 26 September 2020:05:41:27 PM

Question 134. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:38:17 PM

Teflon is coated on the surface of non-sticking pans. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
When the surface of a pan is caoted withteflon, the angle of contact between the pan and the oil used for the frying purpose become obtuse. Thus the frying pan becomes non-sticking.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 26 September 2020:05:39:15 PM

Question 135. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:36:11 PM

What is the importance of water proofing agents?

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Shruti Srivastva
They are used to increase the angle o contact between the fabric and water to prevent the water from penertaing the cloth.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 26 September 2020:05:37:01 PM

Question 136. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:34:10 PM

What is the imporatnce of wetting agents used by dyers?

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Shruti Srivastva
They are added to decrease the angle of contact between the fabric and the dyer so that the dye may pentrate well.

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Question 137. Asked on :26 September 2020:05:29:58 PM

Two soap bubbles of unequal sozes are blown at the ends of a capillary tube. Which one will grow at the expends of the others and what does it show?

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Shruti Srivastva
The bigger one will grow at the expense of smaller one. This is because excess pressure is inversely proportional to radius and air flows from higher pressure two low pressure.

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Question 138. Asked on :25 September 2020:06:25:50 PM

Why excess pressure in a soap bubble is twice the excess pressure of a liquid drop of the same radius?

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Shruti Srivastva
A soap bubble has two ree surfaces, one internal and another external; whereas liquid drop has only ones outer free surface.

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Question 139. Asked on :25 September 2020:06:23:52 PM

The paints and lubricating oils have low surface tension. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The paints and lubricating oils having low surface tension can spread over a large surface area.

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Question 140. Asked on :25 September 2020:06:21:35 PM

The addition of flux to tin makes soldering easy. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The addition of flux reduces surface tension of the molten tin. This helps it spread easily over the area of soldening.

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Question 141. Asked on :25 September 2020:06:18:07 PM

A tiny liquid drop is spherical but a larger drop has oval shape. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
In the caseof a tiny drop, the force of surface tension is large compared to its weight, so the drop has spherical shape. A large drop has oval shape because the force o gravity exceeds the force of surface tension.

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Question 142. Asked on :25 September 2020:06:15:11 PM

Glass marbles are made by heatig the end of a glass rod until drops of molten glass all. Explain.

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Shruti Srivastva
When drops of molten glass fall freely, they are is state of weightlesness. As only the force of surace tension acts on them, so they acquire spherical shape which on solidififcation become glass marbles.

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Question 143. Asked on :25 September 2020:06:14:05 PM

A oil drop on a hot cup of soup spreads over when the temperature of the soup alls. Why?

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nisha sheikh
The surface tension of oil is more than that of hor soup. Due to it, an oil drop does not spread over the hot soup. When the temperature of the soup falls, the surface tension of oil becomes less than that of soup. Due to it, the oil drop starts spreading on the soup.

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Question 144. Asked on :25 September 2020:06:11:09 PM

How does soap help us to remove dirt better in washing clothes?

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Shruti Srivastva
Wit the addition of soap, the surface tension of water decreaces. The decreaces in surace tension results in greater wetting and hence washing powder.

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Question 145. Asked on :25 September 2020:06:06:57 PM

The clothes are better cleaned with hot water than with cold watyer. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Surface tension decreaces with the increase of temperature. Lesser the surface tension, more is the wetting power of water.

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Question 146. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:59:18 PM

Why it becomes easier to spray the surace tension of water in which some soap is dissolved?

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Shruti Srivastva

When soaps is dissolved in water, the surace tension of water decreaces and so less energy is neede for spraying the wateri.e., spraying of water in which soap is dissolved becomes is easier.

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Question 147. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:56:06 PM

A needle floats on the surface of pure water but goes down when detergent is added to water. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Due to addition of detergent, the surface tension and hence the reaction of surface tension decreaces. Hneca the needle sinks due to smaller upward reaction.

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Question 148. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:53:24 PM

Why do the hair of a shaving brush cling together when taking out of water?

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Shruti Srivastva
When the brush is taken out of water, thin water film is formed at the tips of the hair. It contracts due to surface tension and so the hair cling together.

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Question 149. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:49:58 PM

Why does a stream of water from a fascet become narrow as it falls?

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Shruti Srivastva
This is due to surface tension. The molecule of water come close to each other due to surface tension and surface area tends to be minimum making the stream narrow.

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Question 150. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:48:27 PM

Why hot soup tastes better than cold soup?

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Shruti Srivastva
Hot soups has compartevily less surface tension than cold soup.

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Question 151. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:46:31 PM

Antiseptics have low surface tension. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Low surface tension helps the antiseptic to spread over large area over the wounds.

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Question 152. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:42:23 PM

Why ends o a glass tube become rounded on heating?

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Shruti Srivastva
When glass is heated, it melts to a liquid. The surface of this liqid tends to have a minimum area. Now , for a given volume, the area of the surface of a sphere is minimum. This is why the ends o a glass tube become rounded heating.

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Question 153. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:39:36 PM

Small insects can move about on the surface of water. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Due to surface tension, the free surface of water behaves like strecthed elastic membrane which is able to support the small weight of insects and they can move on the surface of water.

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Question 154. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:36:45 PM

One can from a fairly large vertical film a soap solution but not of pure water. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
This is because the surface tension o soap solution ismuch smaller than that of pure water. When we try to make a vertical film of pure water, it breaks due to the high surace tension of water.

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Question 155. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:35:57 PM

Why shape does a liquid take when it weighs nothing?

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Rohit Rajput

When a liquid weighs nothing, surface tension is the only force acting on it. Due to surface tension, the liquid surface tends to occupy minimum surface area. For a given volume, the surface area of a sphere is minimum, so the liquid assumes spherical shape.

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Question 156. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:35:18 PM

How dental plate clinges to the roof of the mouth?

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Anjali Kumari
Dental plate clings to the roof of the mouth because of the presence of adhesive force between saliva and dental plate.

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Question 157. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:33:24 PM

Why does mercury collect itsel into drops when placed on a clean glass plate?

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Shruti Srivastva
The adhensive force between mercury and glass molecules is less than the cohensive force between mercury molecule.

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Question 158. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:29:55 PM

Why does the free surface of a liquid behave like an elastic steched membrane?

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Shruti Srivastva
The liquid molecules on the surface experince a downward force. So they have greater potential energy. In order to minimum energy, the ree surface tends to contact to minimum area and hence behaves like an elastic steched membrane.

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Question 159. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:26:10 PM

Why is it not possible to seprate two piece of paper joined by glue or gum?

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Shruti Srivastva
The adhesive force between the molecules of glue and paper is much more than the cohensive force between the glue molecules. As a result, the two papers stick together with a large force and cannot be seprated.

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Question 160. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:24:01 PM

Mercury doesn't cling to glass. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The force of adhension between mercury and glass is smaller than the force of cohension between the mercury molecules.

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Question 161. Asked on :25 September 2020:05:21:00 PM

Why a glass rod caoted with wax does not become wet when dipped in water?

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Shruti Srivastva
The reason is that force of adhension between water and wax molecules is smaller than force of cohension between water molecule.

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Question 162. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:29:27 PM

Why are the cars and aeroplane gives streamline shape?

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Shruti Srivastva
To minimize the backward drag of atmosphere.

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Question 163. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:27:06 PM

Why bullets are given cylendrical shape?

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Shruti Srivastva
The magnus effect is absent if the spinning cylinder is koving linearly in the direction parallel to spin axis.

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Question 164. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:23:31 PM

An aeroplane runs for some distance on the runway before taking off. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Generally, air does not strike an aeroplane with a large velocity. To get lift, the aeroplane ruins for some distance on the runway before taking off.

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Question 165. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:19:37 PM

When air is blown between two balls suspended close to each other, they are attached towards each other. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
When air is blown between the two balls, the velocity is increased and hence pressure is decreased . On the outer sides of the balls, the pressure is high and hence the two balls get attached.

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Question 166. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:15:51 PM

Poofes of the huts are blown up during stormy days. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The velocity of the wind in high above the roof. So the pressure is low in accordance with Bernouilli's principle. But the pressure below the roof is the atmosphere pressure which is hogh. So the roof is blown up.

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Question 167. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:10:16 PM

Why still water runs deep?

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Shruti Srivastva
In case of a deep water, the cross-sectional area, through which it flows, is quite large. Hence according to equation of continuity, its velocity is small and therefore it appears to be still.

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Question 168. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:08:02 PM

What happens to the external energy maintaining the flow of a liquid when the flow becomes turbulent?

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Shruti Srivastva
The turbulent flow of a liquid, most of the external energy maintaining the flow is used in setting up the eddies in the liquid.

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Question 169. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:04:51 PM

What happens when the velocity of a liquid becomes greater than its critical velocity?

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Shruti Srivastva
The flow of liquid changes from streamline to turbulent.

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Question 170. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:02:42 PM

Why two stremline cannot cross each other ?

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Shruti Srivastva
The two streamlines cross each other, there will be two directions of flow at the point o intersection which is possible.

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Question 171. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:01:51 PM

The sides of a horizontal pipe carrying dirty water get dirty. Why?

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Rohit Rajput

While flowing through the horizontal pipe, the velocity of dirty water is maximum along the axis of the pipe and minimum near the walls of the pipe. ... Due to this, the dirt particles move outwards and get struck on the walls of the pipe. This makes the pipe dirty.

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Question 172. Asked on :24 September 2020:06:00:26 PM

Fog particles have very small sizes. So their terminal velocity through air is very small. They appear suspended in the atmosphere.

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Rohit Rajput

Fog particles are very tiny spheres. Since the terminal velocity through air of fog paticles is very small so the fog particles appears suspended in the atmosphere.

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Question 173. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:57:42 PM

Explain why parachute is invariably used, while jumping from an aeroplane?

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Shruti Srivastva
A parachute experience a large viscous force due its huge structure. Hence, it descends through the air with a very small velocity and the parachute desn't get hurt.

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Question 174. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:55:01 PM

Why dust generally settles down in a closed room?

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Shruti Srivastva
Dust particle are speres of small radii. After accuring the terminal velocity they start falling through air with uniform speed.

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Question 175. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:52:43 PM

When rain drop falling under gravity do mot grain very high velocity?

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Rohit Rajput

Explanation:When a rain drop falls under gravity throght a viscous medium (say air) a viscous drag acts on it in a direction opposite to that of motion. ... At this stage, there is no net force to ac celerate rain drop. Hence the rain drop starts moving with uniform velocity .

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Question 176. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:40:33 PM

Why does an object rntering the earth's atnosphere at high velocity catch fire?

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Shruti Srivastva

When an object enters the earth atmosphere at high velocity, its motion is strongly opposed by the viscous drag of air.

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Question 177. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:34:38 PM

Why should the lubricant oil be of high viscosity?

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Shruti Srivastva
Lubricant oil is used to reduce the dry friction between various machine parts. Due to high viscosity, lubricant oils sticks to the machine parts and cannot be squeezed out during the working of the machine.

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Question 178. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:32:35 PM

Why machine parts are jammed in the winter?

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Shruti Srivastva

In winter the coefficient of viscosity of the lubricating ols gets increased due to fall in temperature.

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Question 179. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:30:04 PM

Why oils of different viscosity are used in different season?

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Shruti Srivastva
Due to the rise of temperature in summer, the viscosity of oil decreaces. Hence more viscous oils are used in summer than winter.

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Question 180. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:26:45 PM

Hotter liquids move faster than cooler ones. why?

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Shruti Srivastva

The viscosity or the internal force of friction of a liquid decreaces with the increase in temperature. Hence hotter liquids move fastter than colder ones.

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Question 181. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:24:54 PM

What is the efect of temperature on the viscocity and liquid and gases?

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Shruti Srivastva
The viscocity of liquids decreaces with rise in temperature while that of gases increace with an increase in temperature.

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Question 182. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:20:26 PM

What is the reason that a constant driving force is always required for the maintainance of the flow of oil through the pipe lines in the oil refineries?

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Shruti Srivastva
Due to viscous force between the layers of oil, the motion o liquids gets retaerded after a certain distnace. Hence a constant driving force is required for maintaining the flow of oil through the pipe line.

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Question 183. Asked on :24 September 2020:05:18:12 PM

Stirred liquid comes to rest after some time. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Different layers of a stirred liquid distroy the relative motion among themselves due to internal viscous force.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 24 September 2020:05:19:07 PM

Question 184. Asked on :23 September 2020:05:54:26 PM

A soft plastic bag weights the same when empty as when filled with air at atmospheric pressure. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The weight of air displced by the bag is same as the weight of air inside it. The increse in weight due to the filled air gets cancelled by the upthrust of air. So weight remains same when air is filled in the bag.

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Question 185. Asked on :23 September 2020:05:27:43 PM

Why a sinking ship often turns over as it becomes immersed in water?

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Shruti Srivastva
When the ship is floating, the metra-centre of the ship is above the centre of gravity. While sinking, the ship takes in water. As a result, the centre of gravity is raised above the metra-centre. The ship turns over due to the couple formed by the weight and the buoyant orce.

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Question 186. Asked on :23 September 2020:05:24:43 PM

A wooden cylinder floats in a vessel with its axis vertical. How will the level of water in the vesel change if the cylinder floats with its axis horizontal?

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Shruti Srivastva
The level of water will not chage because in both cases, the cylinder displaced equal volume of water.

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Question 187. Asked on :23 September 2020:05:21:30 PM

Why is it easier to swim in sea water then in river water?

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Shruti Srivastva
The sea water has many salts dissolved into it. So, the density of sea water is greater than that of river water. Consequently, the sea water exerts greater upthrust on the swimmer than the river water.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 23 September 2020:05:22:51 PM

Question 188. Asked on :22 September 2020:06:00:20 PM

A piece of cork is floating in water contained a beaker. What is the apparent weight of the cork piece?

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Shruti Srivastva
The weight of the cork piece acting vertically downwards is balanced by the upthrust due to water. So the apparent weight of the floating cork piece is zero.

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Question 189. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:59:00 PM

Does the Archimedes principle hold in a vessel in free fall?

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Shruti Srivastva

no.

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Question 190. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:57:13 PM

An ice cube floats in a glss of water illed to the brim. What happens when the ice melts?

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Shruti Srivastva

The water level remains uncharged.

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Question 191. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:51:57 PM

A man is sitting in a boat, which is floating in a pond. If the man drinks some water from the pond, will the level of water in the pond fall?

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Shruti Srivastva

Levels remain same.

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Question 192. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:49:07 PM

A piece of iron sinks in water, but a ship made of iron floats in water. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
The weight of water displaced by iron piece is less than its own weight, so it sinks. On the other hand, tha ship displaces water more than its own weight, so it floats.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 22 September 2020:05:50:20 PM

Question 193. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:45:50 PM

A wooden block is on the bottom of a tank when water is poured in. The contact between the block and the tank is so good that no water gets between them. Is there a buoyant force on the block?

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Shruti Srivastva
Since there is no water under the block to exert an upward orce on it, thereore, there is no buoyant force.

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Question 194. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:41:44 PM

A liquid cannot withstand a shear stress. How does this imply that the surface of a liquid at rest must be level, i.e., normal to the gravitational force?

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Shruti Srivastva
If the free surface of the liquid is not perpendicular to the gravitational force, then there will be a componenet of force along the surface. The liquid will not be at rest in that case.

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Question 195. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:39:46 PM

Why does a siphon fail to work in vaccum?

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Shruti Srivastva
As siphon works on account of atmospheric pressure, hence it fails to work in vaccum.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 22 September 2020:05:40:34 PM

Question 196. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:38:37 PM

Why an air bubble in water rises form bottom to top and grow in size?

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Rohit Rajput

As air bubble rises from bottom to the top of a water tank, the size of the bubble increases. It happens, because. the pressure exerted by water on the bubble decreases as the height of the water column above it decrease. the density of water increases as we move downwads.

-Answered by Rohit Rajput On 26 September 2020:07:18:29 PM

Question 197. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:35:27 PM

The dams of water reservoir are made thick near the bottom. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
Pressure exerted by a liquid column of height. As the value of h is greatest near the bottom, so pressure exerted by water is greatest near the bottom. So dams are made thick near the bottom.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 22 September 2020:05:36:57 PM

Question 198. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:33:06 PM

How can we check whether the barometric tube contains air or not?

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Shruti Srivastva
If on raising or lowering the barometric tube in a trough of mercury, the height of mercury column changes, than air is present in the barometric tube.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 22 September 2020:05:34:03 PM

Question 199. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:29:53 PM

Why is raeding of a mercury barometer always less than actual pressure?

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Shruti Srivastva
Due to property of surface tension, mercury in the tube gets depressed. Consequqntly, the observed height of mercury in the barometer tube is less than its actual height. Thus, the reading of mercury barometer is always less than the actula pressure.

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Question 200. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:28:14 PM

Why is mercury is used in barometer?

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(i) It does not stick on the wall.

(ii) Its vapour pressure quite small.

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Question 201. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:25:23 PM

Why water is not used in barometer?

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(i) It sticks to the walls of the barometer tube.

(ii) It has low density, A barometer with water will require a tube legth of about 11m which is unmanageable.

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Question 202. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:23:22 PM

If a drop of water vapour is introduced in a mercury barometer, how will the barometric height change?

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Due to pressure exerted by water vapour, the barometric height decrases.

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Question 203. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:20:45 PM

Why are straw used to suck soft drink?

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When we suck through the straw, the pressure inside the straw becomes less than the atmospheric pressure. Due to the pressure differences, the soft drink rises in the straw and we are able to takle the soft drink.

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Question 204. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:18:12 PM

Why is it dificult to stop bleeding rom a cut in a human body at high altitudes?

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The atmospheric pressure is low at high altitudes. Due to greater pressure difference in blood pressure and the atmospheric pressure, it is diicult to stop bleeding from a cut in a body.

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Question 205. Asked on :22 September 2020:05:14:42 PM

Why the passengers are advised to remove the ink from their pens while going up in an aeroplane?

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We know that the atmospheric pressure decreaces with hsight. Since ink inside the pen is filled at the atmospheric pressure exsisting n surace of the earth, it tends to come out to equalise the pressure. This can spoil the clothes of the passengers, so they are advised to rmove the ink from the pen.

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Question 206. Asked on :21 September 2020:06:22:44 PM

Why the ood is cooked faster in the pressure cooker? Why it becomes difficult to cook food at the mountains?

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The pressure inside the pressure cooker is very high. The raises the boiling point of water and the temperature inside the cooker is higher than 100ºC which results in faster cooking the food.

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Question 207. Asked on :21 September 2020:06:19:48 PM

Why the boiling point of a liquid varues with pressure?

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At the boiling point, vapour pressure of the liquid is equal to the atmosheric pressure on the surface of the liquid increaces the liquid boils at higher temperature to generate greater vapour pressure.

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Question 208. Asked on :21 September 2020:06:16:23 PM

How does the boling point of liquid vary with pressure?

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The boling point o a liquid increases with the pressure, or example, if the pressure is more thanthe atmospheric pressure, water bolis at a temperature higher than 100ºC.

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Question 209. Asked on :21 September 2020:06:08:43 PM

What is the force on a man due to atmospheric pressure? Why on does not feel it?

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Atmospheric pressure on the eaath is about 1 kg f per square centimetre. The surface area of the body of average man is about 2m²and hence, a total force equal to about 2 × 10⁵N, acts on the body of a man due to atmospheric pressure =. But one does not eel this enormous orce because his blood exert a pressured slightly greater than the atmospheric pressure.

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Question 210. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:59:11 PM

Why is a slight blow on a cork of a bottle filled with a liquid suicient to break the bottle?

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The blow on the cork exerts a pressure ( = f /a) on the liquid. Acccording to the pascal's law, this pressure is transmitted to the entire bottle through the liquid. Since the surace are (A) of the bottle is large, the large force ( = fA/u) so developed is sufficient to break the bottle.

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Question 211. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:56:47 PM

Why two holes are made to empty an oil tin?

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When two holes are made in the tin, air keeps on entering the tim through the other hole and maintains pressure inside.

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Question 212. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:53:39 PM

Water does not come out of a dropper unless its rubber bulb is pressed hard. Why?

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Water is heild inside the dropper against the atmospheric pressure. When the rubber bulb is pressed, pressure on water becomes greter than the atmospheric pressure and so water comes out.

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Question 213. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:50:57 PM

It is difficult for a man to walk on sand. Why?

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This is because sand yeild under the weight of the man. This difficulty can be overcome by placing wooden plack on the sand.

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Question 214. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:47:37 PM

It is painful to walk barefooted on the groung covered with the edged pebbles. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
When walking, when entire weight of our body gets supported on the sharp edge of any pebble, it will exert a large pressue on our feet due to reaction. This causes considerable pain on our feet.

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Question 215. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:43:49 PM

Railway tracks are laid on the large sized wooden sleepers. Why?

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The spread force due to the wieght of the train on a large area and hence reduced the pressure considerably. This, In turn, prevents yeilding of the ground under the weight of the train.

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Question 216. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:41:14 PM

Whay are the bags and suitcases provided with broad handles?

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Broad handles have large area. So the force per unit area or the pressure exerted on the hand will be small while carrying the bag or the suitcase.

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Question 217. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:36:06 PM

We can cut an apple easily with a sharp knife as compared to withe a blunt knife. Why?

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Because the area of sharp knife is lesser than a blunt knife.

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Question 218. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:30:48 PM

If S is the stress and Y is young's modulus of the material of a wire, what is the energy stored in the wire pere unit volume in terms of S and Y?

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Shruti Srivastva

Elastic potential energy stored per unit volume

u ½ stress × strain = ½ × stress × stressY

= S²2Y.

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Question 219. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:25:53 PM

A wire suspended vertically from one o its end is strected by attaching a weight of 200 N to the lower end. The weight stretches the wire by 1 mm. ind the elastic energy stored in the wire?

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Here F = 200N, l = 1 mm = 10^-3m

Elastic potential energy stored in the wire,

∪ = ½ Fl = ½ × 200 × 10^-3 = 0.1 J.

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Question 220. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:22:11 PM

A wire fixed at the upper and strethches by length l by applying a force F. What is the work done in stretching the wire?

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Work done in stretching the wire,

W = 12 stetching force × increase in length

= 12 Fl.

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Question 221. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:18:46 PM

The young's modulus of a wire of length L and radius is Y. If the length is reduced to L/2 and radius r/4, what will be its young's modulus?

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Young's modulus is a material constant. It is not affected by the change in dimensions of the wire. It will remain equal to Y.

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Question 222. Asked on :21 September 2020:05:14:41 PM

Why are electric poles given hollow structures?

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This is because of hollow shaft is stronger than a solid shaft made from the same and equal amount of material.

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Question 223. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:18:55 PM

The ratio stress remains constant for a small deformation. What happens to this ratio if deformation is made very large?

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When the deforming force exceeds the elastic limit, the strain increaces mare rapidly than stress. Henca the ratio of stress decreaces.

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Question 224. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:15:26 PM

Why is the longer side of cross-section of girder used as depth?

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Shruti Srivastva

Depression, δ = WL³4 bd³

Clearly, the depression of the girder will be small when depth d is large, because δ ∝ d^-3.

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Question 225. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:13:18 PM

A hard wire is broken by bending it repeadetly in alternating directions. Why?

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When wire is subjected to repeated alternating strains, the strength of its material decreaces and the wire breakes.

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Question 226. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:10:04 PM

Why does a wire get heated when it is bent back and forth?

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Its deformation are beyond elastic limit. The work done aginst interomic force is no longer stord tottaly in the form of potential energy. The crystalline structure of the wire gets afected and work done is converted into heat energy.

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Question 227. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:07:21 PM

Two identical springs of steel and copper are pulled by applyig equal force, then in which case more work will have to be done?

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Steel spring will be stretched to a lesses extent. Now more work will be done on the copper string.

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Question 228. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:05:24 PM

What happens to work done in stretching a wire?

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Thje work done in stretching a wire is stored in it as elstic potential energy.

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Question 229. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:04:00 PM

Why are springs made of steel and not of copper?

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Because steel stretched lesser than a copper.

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Question 230. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:02:16 PM

Which is more elasctic ------ water or air?

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Shruti Srivastva

water

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Question 231. Asked on :19 September 2020:06:00:05 PM

Write copper, stell, glass and rubber in the order of increasing coefficent of elsticity.

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rubber < glass < copper < stell.

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Question 232. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:59:03 PM

How does young's modulus change with the rise pf temperature?

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Decrease.

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Question 233. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:57:54 PM

What does the slope of stress versus strain graph given?

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Elasticity.

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Question 234. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:56:11 PM

Which typr of elasticity is envolved in Tangential push on the upper face o a block?

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Modulus of rigidity.

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Question 235. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:55:02 PM

Which type of elasticity envolved in stretching a wire?

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Young's moduls.

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Question 236. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:53:58 PM

Which type of elasticity envolved in compressing of liquid?

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Bulk modulus.

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Question 237. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:51:03 PM

Which type o elsticity is involved in the Compressing of gas?

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Bulk modulus.

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Question 238. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:49:33 PM

Among solid , liquid and gas which possess the greatest bulk modulus?

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solid

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Question 239. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:48:03 PM

Among solids liquids and gases, which can have all the three moduli of elasticity?

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solids

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Question 240. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:44:37 PM

Stress and pressure are both forces per unit area. Then in what respect does stress differ rom pressure?

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Shruti Srivastva
Pressure is the external force per unit area, while stress is the internal restoring force which comes into play in a deformed body acting transversly per unit area of the body.

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Question 241. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:43:33 PM

Is elastic limit a property of the material of the wire?

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No.

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Question 242. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:42:06 PM

Is it is possible to double the length of a mettalic wire by applying a force over it?

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No.

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Question 243. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:39:47 PM

State the two factor on which the modulus of elasticity depends?

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(i) Nature of the material.

(ii) Type of stress used in producing the strain.

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Question 244. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:36:22 PM

A thick wire is suspended from a rigid support, but no load is attached to its free end. Is this wire under stress?

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Yes.

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Question 245. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:32:59 PM

When does a body acquire a permanent set?

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When the deforming force exceeds the elastic limit, the body acqire the peramanent set.

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Question 246. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:31:01 PM

No material is perfectly elastic. why?

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All materials undergo a change in their original state, however small it may be, after the removal o deforming force.

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Question 247. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:30:02 PM

Write an example of perfectly plastic?

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Putty.

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Question 248. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:27:55 PM

What is a perfectly plastic body?

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If, on removal of deforming force, a body does not regain its original confriguation even a little, then it is said to be perfectly plastic?

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Question 249. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:26:39 PM

Write an example of perfectly elastic?

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quartz.

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Question 250. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:23:38 PM

What is a perfectly plastic body?

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If, on removal of deforming force, a body completely regains its original configuration, then it is said to be perectly elastic.

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Question 251. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:21:08 PM

Crystalline solid are called true solid why?

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This is because crystalline solids have well defined, regularly repeated three dimensional arrangment of atoms or molecules.

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Question 252. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:18:31 PM

Our knowledge about crystalline solids is better than amorphous solids. Why?

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Shruti Srivastva
As crystalline solids possess long range and regular arrangement of atoms, hence their behavior can be easily understood.

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Question 253. Asked on :19 September 2020:05:15:28 PM

Amorphous solids are not true solids. Why and what are they called then?

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The amorphous solids are rigid due to their high viscocity. That is why, we say amorphous solids are super-cooled liquids of high viscocity.

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Question 254. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:24:40 PM

Why do crystalline solid have well deined geometrical external shape?

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This is because of atom and molecules are arranged in a definite geometrical repeating manner throughout the body of the crystal.

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Question 255. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:22:03 PM

In what respect, the behaviour of glassy solid is similar to that of the liquids?

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Shruti Srivastva
In case of glassy solids, the orderly arrangment of atoms is limited to a very short range and in this respact they are similar to liquids.

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Question 256. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:17:25 PM

Amorphous solids do not melt at a sharp temparature, rather these have softening range. Explain this observation.

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Shruti Srivastva
All bons in an amorphous solid are not equally strong. When the solid is heated, weaker bonds get reputed at lower temperature and the stronger ones at higher temperature. So the sold irst softens and then inally melts.

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Question 257. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:13:51 PM

What is the importatnt structural differences between crystalline and glassy solids?

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In a crystalline solids the atoms or molecules are arrnged in a definite and long range order, but in glassy solids there exsists no such long range order in the arrangement of atoms or molecule.

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Question 258. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:11:23 PM

What do you mean by long range order in a crystalline structure?

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Shruti Srivastva

That similar pattern of atom or molecules repeat over a large distance in a crystal.

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Question 259. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:08:43 PM

State the factors due to the three states of matter differ from each other?

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Shruti Srivastva

(i) Different

magnitudes of intermolecular force.

(ii) Degree of random thermal motion of the atoms and the moleccules of a substance depending on temperature.

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Question 260. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:05:27 PM

Are the intermolecular forces involved in the formation of liquids and solids different in nature? If yes, how?

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Yes. The intermolecular forces involved in the formation of liquids and solids different in nature while in the ormation of solids, the repulsive intermolecular forces are more important.

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Question 261. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:03:35 PM

What is the origin of intermolecular force ?

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Intermolecular force arises due to the electrostatic interaction between the opposite charged ends of molecular dipoles.

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Question 262. Asked on :18 September 2020:06:01:23 PM

What is the origin of intermolecular force?

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Shruti Srivastva
Intermolic force arises due to the electrostatic interaction between the nuclie of two atoms, their electron clouds and between the nucleus of an atom and the electron cloud of the other atom.

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Question 263. Asked on :18 September 2020:05:58:58 PM

What is the nature of intermolecular forces?

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Shruti Srivastva

Generally the intermolecular forces are attractive, but they are repulsive for intermolecular seprations less than 10^-10m.

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Question 264. Asked on :30 August 2020:12:31:59 AM

The electrical fieldin terms of spherical cooriinates is defined as follows
E=Kr

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Question 265. Asked on :20 August 2020:06:08:42 PM

On getting Gopu Mama’s chappals, the music teacher tried not to look too happy. Why?

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Anjali Kumari
On getting Gopu Mama's new chappals, he was happy but tried to look not too happy as he didn't want to show his happiness to the house members and moreover wanted to prove that his own chapplas were much better and more expensive than those he got and thus, was compromising on them.

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Question 266. Asked on :20 August 2020:05:58:14 PM

What is the secret that Meena shares with Mridu in the backyard?

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nisha sheikh
A kitten inside a torn football filled with sand was hidden behind a thick bitter-berry bush in the backyard. This was the secret that Meena shared with Mridu.

-Answered by nisha sheikh On 23 October 2020:07:00:05 PM

Question 267. Asked on :19 August 2020:05:50:45 PM

What is homogenous?

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It has a uniform composition.

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Question 268. Asked on :19 August 2020:05:47:53 PM

What is a solution?

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Shruti Srivastva
A matter which has a specific properties and specific composition. Every pure element is a substance.

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Question 269. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:41:09 PM

Give the SI unit of inductive reactance?

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Shruti Srivastva
ohmΩ.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:43:13 PM

Question 270. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:37:19 PM

The instantaneous current and voltage of an a.c. circuit are given by

i = 10 sin 314t A and V = 50 sin 314 t V.

What is the power dissipation in the circuit?

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Shruti Srivastva

P_av = v₀i02

cos Φ= 50 X 102

cos 0º = 250 W.

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Question 271. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:33:17 PM

Give expression for the average value of the a.c. voltage V = V_O sin ωt over the time interval t = 0 and t = π
ω
.

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Shruti Srivastva

V_av = 2π
V₀ = 0.637 V₀.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:35:54 PM

Question 272. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:29:44 PM

The power factor of an a.c. circuit is 0.5. What will be the phase difference between voltage and current in this circuit?

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Shruti Srivastva

Power factor = cosΦ = 0.5

∴Phase difference,Φ = 60º.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:31:36 PM

Question 273. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:28:08 PM

How can iron loss in a transformer be reduced?

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Shruti Srivastva
It can be reduced by using a laminated core in the transformer.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:29:00 PM

Question 274. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:26:07 PM

What is iron loss in a transformer?

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Shruti Srivastva
Due to the production of eddy currents in the iron core of a transformer, some electrical energy is wasted as heat. This energy loss is called iron loss.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:26:40 PM

Question 275. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:23:33 PM

What is copper loss in a transformer?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Due to the resistance of primary and secondary windings of a transformer, some electrical energy is wasted as heat. The energy loss is called copper loss.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:24:15 PM

Question 276. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:22:13 PM

Can we use transformer to set up d.c. voltage?

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Shruti Srivastva
No.

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Question 277. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:20:56 PM

Which device will you use to set up a.c. voltage?

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Transformer.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:22:01 PM

Question 278. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:19:17 PM

Give two reasons for power loss in a transformer?

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(i) Magnetic flux leakage.

(ii) Hysteresis loss.

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Question 279. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:16:56 PM

State the principle of the transformer?

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Shruti Srivastva
It works on the principle of mutual induction i.e., when a charging current is passed through one coil, an induced emf is set up in the neighbouring coil.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:17:35 PM

Question 280. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:15:18 PM

How can an a.c. generator be converted into d.c. generator?

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Shruti Srivastva
By replacing slip rings by split ring commutator.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 18 August 2020:05:16:10 PM

Question 281. Asked on :18 August 2020:05:14:26 PM

State the principles of a.c. generator?

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Rohit Rajput

AC generators work on the principle of Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction which states that electromotive force -EMF or voltage – is generated in a current-carrying conductor that cuts a uniform magnetic field.

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Question 282. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:25:11 PM

What is direct current?

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Anjali Kumari
flow of electricity that goes in one direction only

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Question 283. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:24:12 PM

What is alternating current?

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Anjali Kumari
a flow of electricity that changes direction regularly many times a second

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Question 284. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:16:10 PM

Where does the energy reside in an inductor when a current I₀ is established in it?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
The energy reside in the magnetif field of the inductor coil?

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Question 285. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:14:38 PM

Where does the energy reside in a charged capacitor?

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Shruti Srivastva
The energy resides in the electric field between the plates of a charged capacitor.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:06:15:11 PM

Question 286. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:12:19 PM

In pure LC circuit, what is the energy stored when peak current is I₀?

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Shruti Srivastva

Total energy stored= 12 LI₀².

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:06:13:31 PM

Question 287. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:11:12 PM

What are the dimensions of √LC?

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Shruti Srivastva
{M⁰L⁰T¹}

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Question 288. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:08:38 PM

What is the natural frequency of LC circuit?

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Shruti Srivastva

The natural frequency of LC circuit

F= 12π√LC

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Question 289. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:07:19 PM

Is the direction of current during the discharging of capacitor same as that during the charging process?

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Shruti Srivastva
No.

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Question 290. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:06:26 PM

What are units of product RC?

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Shruti Srivastva
Second.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:06:06:58 PM

Question 291. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:05:05 PM

What are dimensions of product RC?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
M⁰L⁰T¹.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:06:05:51 PM

Question 292. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:03:37 PM

How can we improve the Q-factor o a series resonance current?

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Shruti Srivastva
By decreasing R or C or by increasing L.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:06:04:26 PM

Question 293. Asked on :17 August 2020:06:01:51 PM

What is the function of a choke coil in a flurescent tube?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
A choke coil reduces current without wasting electrical energy in the form of heat.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:06:02:46 PM

Question 294. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:59:08 PM

In a serie LCR circuit, V_L = V_C= V_R. What is the value of power factor?

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Shruti Srivastva
Power factor, cos Φ = 1

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:06:00:42 PM

Question 295. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:57:21 PM

What are the factors on which the power factor?

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Shruti Srivastva
It depends on the value of L and R and the frequency o a.c. sourece.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:05:57:59 PM

Question 296. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:52:13 PM

A series LCR circuit is connected to an a.c.c source. In which of its part power dissipation occurs- L,C or R?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Ressistance R.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:05:54:10 PM

Question 297. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:35:06 PM

What is wattless current?

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Shruti Srivastva
The current in an a.c. circuit is wattless if the average power consumed in the circuit is zero.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:05:35:52 PM

Question 298. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:31:15 PM

What is the power factor of an LCR series circuit at resonance?

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Shruti Srivastva
At resonance, Z = R.

∴ power factor, cos Φ= RZ

= RR = 1

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:05:32:43 PM

Question 299. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:29:34 PM

What are the maximum and minimum values of power factor of a.c. circuit?

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Shruti Srivastva
Maximum = 1

Minimum = 0

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:05:30:41 PM

Question 300. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:27:34 PM

Define power factor.

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Shruti Srivastva
The power actor is defined as the ratio of true power to the apparent power of an a.c. current.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:05:28:33 PM

Question 301. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:25:49 PM

What is meant by admittance of an a.c. current?

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Shruti Srivastva
The reciprocal of the impedance of an a.c. circuit is called its admittance.

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Question 302. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:23:31 PM

When does a series LCR-circuit have minimum impedance?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
At resotance, when X_L X_C.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:05:24:28 PM

Question 303. Asked on :17 August 2020:05:17:39 PM

What is the capacitive reactance of a capacitor used in a circuit having d.c. emf?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
For d.c., f = 0,

so, X_c= 12π f C = ∞

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 17 August 2020:05:19:19 PM

Question 304. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:46:11 PM

Give the phase difference between the appied a.c. voltage and the circuit in an LCR circuit at resonance.

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva

zero.

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Question 305. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:42:24 PM

What is the phase differnce between the voltage across L and C in a series LCR circuit connected to an a.c. source?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
180° and π radian.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:43:55 PM

Question 306. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:39:45 PM

What is phase relationship between current and en in an a.c. circuit containing a capacitor only?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
In a capacitor a.c. circuit leads the emf in phase by π/2 radian.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:41:21 PM

Question 307. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:36:26 PM

What is the phase relationship between current and voltage in an inductor?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva

In an inductor, the current lage behind the voltage by a phase angle of π/2 rad.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:38:16 PM

Question 308. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:34:25 PM

What is the reactance of a capacitor of capacitance C at hertz?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva

X_c = 12π f C .

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:35:33 PM

Question 309. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:32:52 PM

Write the SI unit of 1 / ωC ?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
ohm Ω.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:33:59 PM

Question 310. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:31:11 PM

How does the inductive reactance depend on of a.c.?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Directly.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:32:32 PM

Question 311. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:28:12 PM

How does the capacitive reactance depends on frequency of a.c.?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva

Capacitive reactance varies inversely with frequncy of a.c.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:29:17 PM

Question 312. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:27:28 PM

Write the SI unit of capacitive reactance.

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
ohm Ω.

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Question 313. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:25:21 PM

Define capacitive reactance.

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Shruti Srivastva
The capacitive reactance of a capacitor is the elective resistance offered by it to the flow of current through it.

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Question 314. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:24:12 PM

Write the SI unit of inductive reactance?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
ohm Ω.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:24:59 PM

Question 315. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:20:44 PM

Define inductive reactance?

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Shruti Srivastva
The inductive reactance of an inductor is the elective resistance offered by it to the flow of current through it.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:21:56 PM

Question 316. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:20:02 PM

What is form factor?

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Shruti Srivastva

It is the ratio of the arms value of a.c. to its average value.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:23:24 PM

Question 317. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:16:38 PM

Define the root mean square value of an alternating current.

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
It is the value of d.c. which produces the same heating effect in a given resitor as is produced by the given alternating current when passed for the same time.

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Question 318. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:15:36 PM

Write the full form of RMS?

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Shruti Srivastva
Root Mean Square.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:16:11 PM

Question 319. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:14:34 PM

Write the full form of a.c.?

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Shruti Srivastva
Alternating current.

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Question 320. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:13:21 PM

Write the full form of d.c.?

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Shruti Srivastva

direct current.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:14:19 PM

Question 321. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:10:32 PM

Define the mean value of an alternating current.

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Shruti Srivastva
It is that value of d.c. which sends the same charge in a circuit in the same time as is sent by the given alternating current in its half time period.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:11:16 PM

Question 322. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:09:39 PM

What is the frequency of direct current?

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Shruti Srivastva
zero.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:10:21 PM

Question 323. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:06:40 PM

What is an alternating current?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
It is that current which changes continously in magnitude and periodically in direction.

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Question 324. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:03:54 PM

How does the mutual inductance of a pair of coils change, when number of turns in each coil is increased?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
M increases.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:05:23 PM

Question 325. Asked on :15 August 2020:05:02:27 PM

How does the mutual inductance o a pair os coil change when the distance between the coils is increased?

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Shruti Srivastva
M decreaces.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:03:38 PM

Question 326. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:59:19 PM

Name any two useful applications of eddy currents.

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(i) In electric furnaces to melt metals.

(ii) In electromagnetic damping in galvonometers.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:05:01:09 PM

Question 327. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:58:28 PM

Define mutual inductance of one henry.

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari
The two coils are said to have a mutual inductance of one Henry if an emf of 1 volt is induced in one coil or say primary coil when the current flowing through the other neighbouring coil or secondary coil is changing at the rate of 1 ampere/second

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Question 328. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:57:12 PM

What is the unit of mutual inductance?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
henry.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:58:08 PM

Question 329. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:54:56 PM

Deine coeffeicent of mutual inductance for a pair of coils.

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Shruti Srivastva
It is defiend as the induced emf set up in one coil when the current in the neighbouring coil changes at the unit rate.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:55:55 PM

Question 330. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:52:38 PM

What is meant by mutual induction?

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Shruti Srivastva
The phenomenon of production of induced emf in one coil due to a change of current in the neighbouring coil is called mutual induction.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:53:20 PM

Question 331. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:50:03 PM

Write two factors on which the self-inductance of coil depends.

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Shruti Srivastva

(i) Its number of turns,

(ii) Its area of cross-section.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:51:24 PM

Question 332. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:48:41 PM

Write the SI unit of self-inductance.

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Shruti Srivastva
henry (H).

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:49:30 PM

Question 333. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:46:35 PM

State Lenz's law.

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Shruti Srivastva
The direction of induced current is such that it opposes the cause which produces it.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:47:14 PM

Question 334. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:44:52 PM

A glass rod of length l moves withe the velocity v perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field B. What is the induced emf in the rod?

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Shruti Srivastva
Zero.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:46:21 PM

Question 335. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:41:58 PM

When the current flowing in an inductive circuit is switched off, will the induced current be in the direction of main current or in opposite direction?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva

When the circuit is switched off, the induced current is in the same direction as the main current.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:43:37 PM

Question 336. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:38:21 PM

How would you detect the presence of magnetic field on an unknown planet?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
Take a closed coil connected to a sensitive galvanometer and rotate the coil. I the galvanometer shows a deflection, a magnetic field is present on the planet, otherwise not.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:39:54 PM

Question 337. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:35:39 PM

A coil of metal wire is held stationary in a non-uniform magnetic field. Is any emf induced in the coil?

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Answer:

Shruti Srivastva
The magnitude of induced emf is directly proportional to the rate of change o magnetic flux linked with the circuit.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 15 August 2020:04:37:06 PM

Question 338. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:34:13 PM

State Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction.

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Answer:

Anjali Kumari

When a DC current passes through a long straight conductor a magnetising force and a static magnetic field is developed around it

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 21 November 2020:07:01:48 PM

Question 339. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:32:57 PM

How wber is related to Maxwell?

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Shruti Srivastva
1 weber = 10⁸ maxwell

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Question 340. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:27:26 PM

Define weber.

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One weber is the flux produced when a uniform magnetic field of one tesla acts normally over an area of 1m^2.

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Question 341. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:26:30 PM

Write the dimensional formula of magnetic flux.

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Anjali Kumari

Dimensional Formula of Magnetic Flux

The dimensional formula of Magnetic Flux is given by,

[M1 L2 I-1 T-2]

Where,

M = Mass
I = Current
L = Length
T = Time

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Question 342. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:25:36 PM

Nam the SI units of magnetic induction?

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tesla (T).

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Question 343. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:23:54 PM

Name the SI units of magnetic flux?

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weber (WB).

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Question 344. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:22:05 PM

When is the flux linked with a closed coil held in a magnetic field zero?

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Shruti Srivastva
When the plane o the coil is parallel to the magnetic field, flux linked with it is zero.

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Question 345. Asked on :15 August 2020:04:19:57 PM

When is the magnetic flux crossing a given surface area held in a magnetic field maximum?

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The flux is maximum when the area is held perpendicular to the direction of the magnetic field.

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Question 346. Asked on :13 August 2020:06:09:35 PM

What is natural magnet?

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nisha sheikh

A natural magnet is a magnet that occurs naturally in nature.

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Question 347. Asked on :13 August 2020:06:09:14 PM

What is magnet?

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nisha sheikh

A magnet is a material or object that produces a magnetic field. This magnetic field is invisible but is responsible for the most notable property of a magnet: a force that pulls on other ferromagnetic materials, such as iron, and attracts or repels other magnets.

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Question 348. Asked on :13 August 2020:06:06:05 PM

Mention 1 characterstics properties of the material suitable for making core of a transformer.

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High intial permeability.

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Question 349. Asked on :13 August 2020:06:02:44 PM

How does the magnetic permeability µ, differ for dia, para and feromagnetic materials?

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For diamagnetic, µ, <1

For paramagnetic, μ, > 1

For ferromagnetic substances, μ, >>1

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Question 350. Asked on :13 August 2020:06:01:10 PM

Give example of permanent magnet.

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cobalt and steel.

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Question 351. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:59:01 PM

What are permanent magnet?

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The substance which at room tempreature retain their ferromagnetism for a long time are called permanent magnet.

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Question 352. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:56:10 PM

Suggest two methods to destroy the magnetism of a magnet.

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(i) By heating the magnet.

(ii) By applying magnetic field in the reverse direction.

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Question 353. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:54:03 PM

Name two magnetic material commonly used for making permanent magnets.

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Cobalt steel and Alnico.

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Question 354. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:52:12 PM

Name two alloys commonly used for making cores of transormers.

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Mu-metal and Pu-metal.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 13 August 2020:05:53:27 PM

Question 355. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:51:01 PM

What is the basic use of hyteresis curve?

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nisha sheikh
The basic use of hysteresis curve lies in the selection of suitable materials for different purposes like core of transformer/generator, electromagnets, permanent magnets etc.

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Question 356. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:46:12 PM

The hyteresis loop of a soft iron piece has a much smaller area than thet of a carbon steel piece. If the material is to go throgh repeated cycles of magnetisation, which piece will dissipate greated heat energy?

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The carbon steel piece will dispate greater heat energy as its hyteresis loop has greater area.

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Question 357. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:43:06 PM

What does the area of hytersis loop indicate?

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The area of the hyteresis loop gives a measure of the energy wasted in a sample when it is taken through a cycle of magnetisation.

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Question 358. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:40:48 PM

Define hyteresis.

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The phenomenon of lagging of magnetic induction behid the magnetising field in a magnetic material is called hyteresis.

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Question 359. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:37:57 PM

Give two essential characterstics of a material used or preparing an electromagnet.

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(i) High permeability

(ii) Low retentivity

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Question 360. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:35:03 PM

What is curie point?

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Shruti Srivastva
Curie point is the temperature above which a ferromagnetic substance becomes paramagnetic.

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Question 361. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:33:16 PM

Will the neon gas be diamagnetic or paramagnetic?

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Paramagnetic.

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Question 362. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:31:18 PM

How does the intensity of magnetisation of a paramagnetic sample vary with temperature?

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Shruti Srivastva

M ∝ 1T

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Question 363. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:27:21 PM

The permiability of bismuth is 0.9983. To which class of magnetic materials, does bismuth belong?

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Shruti Srivastva
As the permeability of bismuth is less than 1, so it is diamagnet.

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Question 364. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:24:47 PM

Relative permeability of a material µ, = 400. Identity the nature of the magnetic material.

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Shruti Srivastva
Ferromagnetic.

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Question 365. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:22:00 PM

Relative Permability of a material has a value lying 1<µ, <1 + ∈. Identify the nature of the magnetic substances?

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Paramagnetic.

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Question 366. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:21:13 PM

What is a ferromagnetic substance?

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nisha sheikh
Ferromagnetism is the basic mechanism by which certain materials (such as iron) form permanent magnets, or are attracted to magnets. ... Only a few substances are ferromagnetic. The common ones are iron, cobalt, nickel and most of their alloys, and some compounds of rare earth metals.

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Question 367. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:19:33 PM

Which of the following substance are paramagnetic?
Bi, Al, Cu, Ca, Pb, Ni

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Al and Ca.

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Question 368. Asked on :13 August 2020:05:18:03 PM

What is a paramagnetic substance?

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nisha sheikh
Paramagnetic materials are substances which when placed in a magnetic field are feebly magnetized in the direction of the magnetizing field.

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Question 369. Asked on :11 August 2020:06:05:36 PM

What is paramagnetic substance?

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Sehnaaz Sheikh

These are matals that are weakly attracted to magnets . They include aluminium , gold and copper . The atoms of these substances contains electrons most of which spin in the same direction .. but not all . this gives the atoms some polarity.

-Answered by Sehnaaz Sheikh On 12 August 2020:09:36:06 AM

Question 370. Asked on :11 August 2020:06:04:05 PM

Which of the following substance are diamagnetic?
Bi, Al, Na, Cu, Ca and Ni

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Bi and Cu.

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Question 371. Asked on :11 August 2020:06:03:05 PM

What is a diamagnetic substance?

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Sehnaaz Sheikh

Diamagnetic materials are repelled by a magnetic field :in them in the opposite direction , causing a repulsive force.

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Question 372. Asked on :11 August 2020:06:01:20 PM

What is the one quantum of atomic dipole moment called?

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Shruti Srivastva
Bohr magneton.

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Question 373. Asked on :11 August 2020:06:00:24 PM

Write the SI unit of magnetic induction?

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Tesla (T).

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Question 374. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:58:50 PM

Write the SI unit of µ.

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Tm A^-1.

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Question 375. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:57:37 PM

Write the SI unit of M.

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Am^-1.

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Question 376. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:56:46 PM

Write the dimensions of H.

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L^-1A.

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Question 377. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:55:43 PM

Write the SIunit of H.

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Am².

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Question 378. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:53:59 PM

Write the SI unit of B_O.

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Tesla (T).

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Question 379. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:53:21 PM

Define magnetic suspectibility.

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nisha sheikh
Physical Background. Magnetic susceptibility is the degree to which a material can be magnetized in an external magnetic field.

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Question 380. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:52:49 PM

Define relative permeability.

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nisha sheikh
A relative permeability is defined as the ratio of the material permeability to the permeability of free space (or vacuum), μo, and given as(17.5)μrelative=μμowhere.

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Question 381. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:51:59 PM

Define magnetic permeagility.

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nisha sheikh
Magnetic permeability, relative increase or decrease in the resultant magnetic field inside a material compared with the magnetizing field in which the given material is located.

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Question 382. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:51:25 PM

Define magnetisation of a material.

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Anjali Kumari
In classical electromagnetism, magnetization or magnetic polarization is the vector field that expresses the density of permanent or induced magnetic dipole moments in a magnetic material. ... Physicists and engineers usually define magnetization as the quantity of magnetic moment per unit volume.

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Question 383. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:51:01 PM

Define magnetic induction.

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Anjali Kumari
The product of the magnetic permeability of a medium by the intensity of magnetic field in it

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Question 384. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:50:33 PM

Define magnetic intensity.

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nisha sheikh
Magnetic intensity - The amount of magnetic flux in a unit area perpendicular to the direction of magnetic flow. magnetic field strength, magnetic flux density, magnetic induction.

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Question 385. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:48:46 PM

What is a magnetising field?

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nisha sheikh
The magnetic field is the area around a magnet in which there is magnetic force.

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Question 386. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:46:34 PM

What is induced magnetism?

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Shruti Srivastva
When a piece of magnetic material is placed in a magnetic field, the material gets magnetised, The magnetism so produeced in the material is called induced magnetism.

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Question 387. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:45:07 PM

Give the order of magnetic moment of an atom.

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Shruti Srivastva
10^-23 Am².

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Question 388. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:42:14 PM

A magnet is placed with the north pole towards the north of the earth. Predict the position of the neutral points.

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Shruti Srivastva
The neutral points lie on equotorial line on either side of the magnet.

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Question 389. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:41:11 PM

Define neutral point in the magnetic field of a bar magnet?

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Anjali Kumari
A neutral point of Magnet is a point at which the resultant magnetic field is zero. ... When the N pole of the magnet points South and the magnet in the magnetic meridian.

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Question 390. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:38:56 PM

What are isodynamic lines?

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The line joining the places having the same value of the horizontal componenet of earth's magnetic field are called isodynamic lines.

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Question 391. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:35:29 PM

What is an aclinic line?

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The line of zero dip is calles acinic line.

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Question 392. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:35:03 PM

What is isoclinical lines?

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The lines joining the places of equal dip are called isoclinical lines.

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Question 393. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:34:27 PM

What is isogonic lines?

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The lines joining the places of equal declination are called isogonic lines.

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Question 394. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:31:52 PM

Where on the earth's surace is vertical component of earth's magnetic field zero?

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Shruti Srivastva
At the angle equator, B_v = o.

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Question 395. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:30:06 PM

A magnetic needle, free to rotate in a vertical plane, orients itself with its axis vertical at a certain place on the earth. What are the values of angle of dip at place?

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Shruti Srivastva
90º.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 11 August 2020:05:31:30 PM

Question 396. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:25:17 PM

A magnetic needle, free to rotate in a verticalplane, orienys itself with its axis vertical at a certain place on the earth. What are the values of horizontal component of earth's magnetic field at equator?

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Shruti Srivastva
Zero.

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Question 397. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:23:35 PM

Where on the surface of the earth is the angle of dip 90º?

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Shruti Srivastva
Angle of dip is 90º at magnetic poles of earth.

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Question 398. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:21:18 PM

Where on the surface of earth is the angle of dip 0^o?

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Shruti Srivastva
Angle of dip is 0º at magnetic equator.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 11 August 2020:05:22:56 PM

Question 399. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:18:06 PM

The needle of the dip circle is vertical at the magnetic poles. The dip circle is rotated about a vertical axis through 90º. What will be the position of the needle on the vertical circular scale?

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Shruti Srivastva
90º.

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Question 400. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:14:30 PM

What will be the value o the horizontal component of earth's magnetis field at earth's geomagnetic pole?

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Shruti Srivastva
At poles, δ = 90º

∴ Horizontal component,

B_H= B cos δ = B cos 90º = 0.

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Question 401. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:12:28 PM

How does dip angle vary from equator to poles?

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Shruti Srivastva
The dip angle increaces from 0º to 90º as one moves rom magnetic equatoe to poles.

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Question 402. Asked on :11 August 2020:05:11:01 PM

What is the angle vary from equator to poles?

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Shruti Srivastva

δ = 90º

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Question 403. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:24:41 PM

What will be the angle of dip at a place on the equator?

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Shruti Srivastva

Angle of dip at a the equator = δ = 0º.

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Question 404. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:24:02 PM

Define angle of dip at a place?

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nisha sheikh
Angle of dip is also known as the magnetic dip and is defined as the angle that is made by the earth's magnetic field lines with the horizontal. ... The angle of dip is said to be positive when the magnetic field points downwards.

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Question 405. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:23:23 PM

Define declination at a place?

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Anjali Kumari
At most places on the Earth's surface, the compass doesn't point exactly toward geographic north. The deviation of the compass from true north is an angle called "declination" (or "magnetic declination"). ... Declination is simply a manifestation of the complexity of the geomagnetic field.

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Question 406. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:21:23 PM

Name the elements of earth's magnetic field.

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(i) Declination.

(ii) Dip

(iii) Horizontal componenet of earth's magnetic field.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 10 August 2020:06:22:21 PM

Question 407. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:20:55 PM

What is geographic meridian?

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Anjali Kumari
Meridian, imaginary north–south line on the Earth's surface that connects both geographic poles; it is used to indicate longitude. The 40th meridian, for example, has a longitude of 40° E or 40° W. See latitude and longitude.

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Question 408. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:20:08 PM

What is geomagntic meridian?

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Anjali Kumari
A great circle of the earth through the geomagnetic poles — compare magnetic meridian.

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Question 409. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:18:36 PM

What is geomagnetic equator?

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Shruti Srivastva
It si the gret circle on the earth perpendicular to the magnetic axis.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 10 August 2020:06:19:26 PM

Question 410. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:17:01 PM

What is magnetic axis of the earth?

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Shruti Srivastva
The straight line passing through a magnetic north and south poles of the earth is called magnetic axis of theearth.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 10 August 2020:06:17:34 PM

Question 411. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:15:39 PM

Give an orde of earth's magnetic field near its surace.

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Shruti Srivastva
It is 10^-4 T.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 10 August 2020:06:16:33 PM

Question 412. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:13:02 PM

How much is the approximate distance upto which the earth's magnetic field extends?

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Shruti Srivastva

Earth's magnetic field extends upto a distance of 32000km, which is about five times the radius of the earth.

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Question 413. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:11:40 PM

Who first diecovered earth's magnetism?

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Wiliam Gilbert.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 10 August 2020:06:12:46 PM

Question 414. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:08:39 PM

Define the term magnetic dipole moment of a current loop.

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Shruti Srivastva
It is equal to the product of the current and its loop area and its direction is nornal to the plane of the loop as per right hand thumb rule.

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Question 415. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:06:22 PM

If a magnet is broken ie pieces, which one of those following remains unchanged in each part- mass, mass moment of interia, magnetisation?

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Magnetisation.

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Question 416. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:04:03 PM

On which foctors does the pole strength of a magnet depend?

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(i) Its area of cross-section.

(ii) Nature of its material and

(iii) Its state of magnetistation.

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Question 417. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:02:41 PM

In which position, the potential energy of a magnet in a uniform magnetic field is zero?

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Anjali Kumari

The torque and magnetic potential energy of a magnetic dipole in most stable position in a uniform magnetic field( $\overset{ˉ}{B}$ ) having magnetic moment ( $\overset{m}{ˉ}$ ) will be.

$-$ mB, zero

mB, zero

Zero, mB

Zero, $-$ mB

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Question 418. Asked on :10 August 2020:06:00:41 PM

Give the position of a magntic dipole held in a magnetic field, where is the potentila energy is minimum?

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Question 419. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:58:54 PM

In a uniform magnetic field, when is the torque on a magnet minimum?

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Torque is minimum when the magnet lies along the direction of the magnetic field.

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Question 420. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:56:44 PM

In a uniform magnetic field, when is the torque on a magnet maximum?

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Torque is maximum when the magnet lies perpendicular to the direction of the magnetic field.

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Question 421. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:49:40 PM

What is the torque experienced by a magnetic dipole moment m placed with ite axis at angle Θ with a uniform magnetic field B?

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Torque = mB sinΘ.

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Question 422. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:48:26 PM

What is the direction of magnetic dipole moment?

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South pole to North pole of a magnet.

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Question 423. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:47:11 PM

Define the SI unit of magnetic moment?

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It is a ampere metre².

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Question 424. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:46:05 PM

Write the SI unit of magnetic moment?

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Am².

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Question 425. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:45:21 PM

Write the SI unit of pole strength?

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Am.

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Question 426. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:43:13 PM

Define the SI unit of pole strentgh?

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It is a ampere metre.

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Question 427. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:40:40 PM

Define a unit magnetic pole?

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A magnetic pole which when placed in a vaccum at a distance of 1m from an identical pole repels it with of froce of 10^-7 newton is called unit magnetic pole.

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Question 428. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:39:26 PM

Give the direction of magnetic moment?

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South pole to north pole of a magnet.

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Question 429. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:38:22 PM

Is magnetic moment a vector?

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Yes.

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Question 430. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:34:19 PM

Give the SI unit of magnetic dipole moment.

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Am².

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Question 431. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:33:43 PM

Define the term magnetic dipole moment.

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It is equal to the product of the pole strength and the magnetic length of the magnet.

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Question 432. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:33:02 PM

Give an example of magnetic dipole?

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Bar magnet.

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Question 433. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:32:03 PM

What is a magnetic dipole?

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Any arrangement of two equal and opposite magnetic poles seprated by a small distance is called magnetic dipole.

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Question 434. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:30:22 PM

Are the two poles of a magnet equally strong?

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Yes.

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Question 435. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:29:05 PM

What does lodestone represent?

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It represents the directive behaviour of a magnet.

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Question 436. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:27:10 PM

What does the word lodestone mean?

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It means a leading stone.

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Question 437. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:25:57 PM

What is magnetite?

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Natural magnet is an irone ore called magnetite.

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Question 438. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:24:31 PM

What is nayural magnet called in chemical?

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Chemically, it is a black iron oxide of formula Fe₃O₄

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Question 439. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:22:46 PM

What is a natural magnet?

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Natural magnet is a iron ore called magnetite.

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Question 440. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:19:46 PM

What is a magnet?

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A magnet is piece of material that has both attractive and directive properties. It attrects small piece of iron, nickel, cobalt etc.

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Question 441. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:16:38 PM

Why should the spring/suspension wire in a moving coil galvonometer have low torsonial constant?

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Low torsoinal constant of the suspension wire ensures high sensitivity of the moving coil galvonometer.

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Question 442. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:14:11 PM

A student wants to increase the range of an ammeter from 1mA to 5mA. What should be done to the shunt resistance?

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The value of shunt resistance should be reduced so that more current may pass through it.

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Question 443. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:11:24 PM

Suppose a shunt of resistance 0.01Ω is connencted across a galvonometer, what can be said aboyt the resistance of the resulting ammeter?

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The resistance of the resulting ammeter will be less than 0.01Ω.

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Question 444. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:07:34 PM

What is the eective resistance of an ammeter if a shunt of resistance R_s is used acroos the terminals of a galvonometer of resistance R_g?

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Effective resistance of ammeter, R_A = Rs R_gR_s+R_g .

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Question 445. Asked on :10 August 2020:05:03:28 PM

Why should a voltmeter have a low current carrying capacity?

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Due to low current capacity, the voltmeter will draw only a small part of the total current. The potential diference to be measured will not be much different from the actual value.

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Question 446. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:19:32 PM

Why should an ammeter have a high current carrying capacity?

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Due to high current carrying capacity, an ammeter is not damaged excessive currents.

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Question 447. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:18:31 PM

What is the resistance of an ideal voltmeter?

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Infinite.

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Question 448. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:17:24 PM

What is the resistance of an ideal ammeter?

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Zero.

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Question 449. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:14:12 PM

Among alpha, beta and gamma radiations, which get deflected by the magnetic field?

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Among alpha, beta and radiations are deflected by the magnetic field.

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Question 450. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:10:34 PM

State two properties of the material of the wire used for susupension fo the coil in a moving coil galvonometer?

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(i) Small torsion constant K which makes the galvonometer highly sensitive.

(ii) High tensile stregth so that even thin wire does not break under the weight of the suspension coil.

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Question 451. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:08:31 PM

What is the nature of the magnetic field in a moving coil galvonometer?

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Radial magnetic field is used in a moving coil galvonometer.

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Question 452. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:05:49 PM

Write two actors by which voltage sensitivity of a moving coil galvonometer can be increased.

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(i) Increasing the number of turms of the galvonometer coil.

(ii) Decreasing the torsoin constant of the suspension fibre.

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Question 453. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:04:41 PM

State the SI unit of voltage sesitivity?

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Radian volt^-1.

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Question 454. Asked on :08 August 2020:06:01:29 PM

Deine voltage sensitivity of a moving coil galvonometer.

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The voltage sensitivity of a moving galvonometer is defined as the deflection produced in the galvonometer when a unit voltage is applied across its coil.

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Question 455. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:58:30 PM

Write two factors by which the current sesitivity of a moving coil galvonometer can be increased?

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(i) Increasing the number pf turms in the galvonometer coil.

(ii) Decreasing the torsoin constatnt of its suspension fibre.

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Question 456. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:57:36 PM

State the SI unit of galvonometer?

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Radian ampere^-1.

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Question 457. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:55:18 PM

Define the current sensitivity o a moving coil galvonometer?

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The current sensitivity of a galvonometer is defined as the deflection produced in the galvonometer on passing unit current through it.

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Question 458. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:53:17 PM

What do you mean by the figure of merit of a galvonometer?

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The figure of merit of a galvonometer is defined as the amount of current required to produce one scale deflection in the galvovnometer.

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Question 459. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:51:49 PM

State the priciple of working of a moving coil galvanometer?

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Refer to point 26 of Glimpses.

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Question 460. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:49:14 PM

Under waht circumstances will a current carrying loop not rotate in the magnetic field?

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If the current carryig loop is place in a magnetic field, with its plane perpendicular to the field, then it will not rotate.

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Question 461. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:47:02 PM

Write an expression for the magnitude of the Torque acting on a current carrying a coil placed in a uniform radial magnetic field?

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π = NIBA

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Question 462. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:43:43 PM

Write an expression for the torque actiong on a current carrying coil located in a uniform magnetic field?

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If a coil of area A, tuns N and carrying current I is held in a uniform magnetic field B, it experience a torque.

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Question 463. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:38:17 PM

What is the value of the net force acting on a current carrying, (i) rectangular and (ii) cirecular loop, placed in a uniform magnetic field? What do you expect abuot the torque in each case?

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Zero, is the net force in each case.

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Question 464. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:35:38 PM

Is the force between two parallel current-carrying onductors is F. If the curerent in each conductor is doubled, what is the value of the force between them?

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No.

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Question 465. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:33:40 PM

What is the direction of force between two parallel wires carrying currents in opposite direction?

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The direction of force is 4F.

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Question 466. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:30:09 PM

Two current elements are placed a cerain distance apart but not parallel to each other. Do they exert equal and opposite forces on each other?

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Like other forces, these forces also obey Newton's third law of action and reaction and are, therefore, equal and opposite.

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Question 467. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:26:51 PM

Write an expression for the force between two parallel short wires carrying currents?

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dF = µ₀
4π .

= I₁I₂dl₁dl₂r²

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Question 468. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:24:47 PM

Name the rule that gives the direction of force on a current carrying conductor placed perpendicular to the magnetic field?

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Fleming's left hand rule.

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Question 469. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:21:46 PM

A current carrying conductor does not tend to delect in a magnetic field. What conclusion can be draen form it?

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The means that no force is acting on the current carrying wire due to the magnetic field. This is possible when the conductor is parallel to the direction of the magnetic field.

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Question 470. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:18:41 PM

In which originetation is the force experienced by a current-carrying conductor placed in a magnetic field maximum?

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When the conductor is held perpendicular to magnetic field, it experiences a maximum force.

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Question 471. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:15:19 PM

A charged particle moves in a uniform magnetic field at right angles to the direction of the field. Which of the following quantities will change: speed, velocity, momentum, kinetic energy, displacement?

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Only velocity, momentum and displecement because they are vectors.

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Question 472. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:12:54 PM

An electron beam is moving horizontally in a tube. The vertical component of earth's magnetic field is directed downwards. In which direction will the elctron beam be deflected?

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Towards west.

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Question 473. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:10:44 PM

In a field, the force experienced by a charge depends only upon the magnitude of the field and does not depend upon the velocity. What is the nature o the field?

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The field is electric in nature.

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Question 474. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:08:38 PM

In a field, the force experienced by charge depends upon its velocity and becomes zero, whi=en is it at rest. Is the field electric or magnetic in nature?

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The field is magnetic in nature.

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Question 475. Asked on :08 August 2020:05:05:24 PM

Does the time spent by a proton inside the does of a cytron depend on (i) the speec of proton and (ii) the radius of its circular path?

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Time spent by a proton inside the does of a cyclotron is independent of both its speed and radius of its circular path.

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Question 476. Asked on :07 August 2020:06:18:32 PM

What is Magnetic Field B?

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The B-field. Alternative names for B. Magnetic flux density

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Question 477. Asked on :07 August 2020:06:17:37 PM

State the principle of a cyclotron.

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Cyclotron is a device used to accelerate charged particles to high energies. It was devised by Lawrence. Cyclotron works on the principle that a charged particle moving normal to a magnetic field experiences magnetic lorentz force due to which the particle moves in a circular path.

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Question 478. Asked on :07 August 2020:06:14:30 PM

A straight conductor AB of a circuit lies along the X-axis from x = -a/2 to x = +a/2 and carries a current I. What is the magnetic field due to this conductor AB at a point x = +a?

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Zero.

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Question 479. Asked on :07 August 2020:06:11:11 PM

An electron beam projected along +X-axis, experiencex a force due to a magnetci field along the +Y-axis. What is the direction of the magnetic field?

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According to Flemming's left hand rule, the magnetic field acts in the +Z-direction.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 August 2020:06:13:01 PM

Question 480. Asked on :07 August 2020:06:06:41 PM

An electron which speed v enters at right angle in a region of uniform magnetic field B. Write the expression for the radius of the path it follows.

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Magnetic force on electron = Centripetal force

evBsin 90º = mv²r

Radius = mveB .

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Question 481. Asked on :07 August 2020:06:04:59 PM

What will be the path of a charged particle moving along the direction of a uniform magnetic field?

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Move along straight line path.

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Question 482. Asked on :07 August 2020:06:02:55 PM

What can be the cause of helical motion of a charged particle?

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When a charged particle moves imclined to the magnetic field, its motion is helical.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 August 2020:06:03:54 PM

Question 483. Asked on :07 August 2020:06:01:33 PM

What will be the pathe of a charged particle moving perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field?

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Circular path.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 August 2020:06:02:40 PM

Question 484. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:59:03 PM

An electron beam is moving vertically downwards. If it passes through a magnetic field which is directed from south to north in a horizontal plane, then in which direction the beam would be deflected?

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Towards west.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 07 August 2020:06:01:19 PM

Question 485. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:58:10 PM

State flemimg's left hand rule.

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Fleming's left-hand rule states that “When a current-carrying conductor is placed in an external magnetic field, the conductor experiences a force perpendicular to both the field and to the direction of the curr State Fleming’s left-hand rule

ent flow.” It was invented by John Ambrose Fleming.

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Question 486. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:55:16 PM

State the condition which a charge particle moving with a velocity v goes undeflected in a magnetic field B?

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Force on a charge moving parallel on antiparallel to the dircetion of the magnetic field is zero.

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Question 487. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:53:07 PM

Write down the expression for the Lorentz force on a charged particle?

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F = q(E + v x B).

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Question 488. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:51:52 PM

What is the work done by a magnetic field on a moving charge?

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Zero.

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Question 489. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:49:12 PM

What if the force expeirenced by a stationery charge in a magnetic field?

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For a stationery charge, v = 0.

Therefore, F = qvB sin Θ = q(0) B sin Θ = 0.

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Question 490. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:46:18 PM

A particle of charge q moves with a velocity v at an angle Θ to a magnetic field B. What is the force experienced by the particle?

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F = qvB sin Θ.

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Question 491. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:44:16 PM

What is magentic Lorentz force?

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The force expirenced by a charged particle while moving through a region o magnetic field is called magnetic Lorentz force.

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Question 492. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:42:07 PM

What is a toroid?

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An anchor ring around which a large numger of turn of a metalic wire are wound is called a toroid.

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Question 493. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:39:06 PM

How much is the flux density B at the centre of a long solenoid?

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The magnetic field well inside a long solenoid having n turns per unit length and carrying current I is B = µ₀nl.

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Question 494. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:31:43 PM

How does a current carrying coil behave like a bar magnet?

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Because (i) it possesses a magnet dipole moment and, (ii) it experience a torque in an external magnetic field. This torque tends to align the axis of the loop along the direction of the field.

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Question 495. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:29:21 PM

An electric current is flowing due south along a power line. What is the direction of the magnetic field at a point below it?

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Towards east below the wire.

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Question 496. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:26:54 PM

An electric current is flowing due south along a power line. What is the direction of the magnetic field at a point above it?

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Towards west above the wire.

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Question 497. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:25:54 PM

Is magnetic field B is a scalar or a vector quantity?

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It is a vector quantity.

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Question 498. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:24:15 PM

Which physical quantity has the unit Wb m^-2?

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Magnetic field B.

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Question 499. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:22:09 PM

Where is the magnetic field of a curremt element maximum?

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Magnetic field due to current element is maxixmum in a plane passing through the element and perpendicular to its axis.

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Question 500. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:20:37 PM

Where is the magnetic field of a current element minimum?

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Magnetic field is minimum (zero) along the axis of a current element.

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Question 501. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:18:54 PM

Where is the magnetic field due to current through circular loop uniform?

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At the centre of the current loop.

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Question 502. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:16:16 PM

What is the natute of the magnetic ield associated with the current in a straight conductor?

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The magnetic field consists of concentric circular lines of force with the conductor at their centre and in a plane perpendicular to the conductor.

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Question 503. Asked on :07 August 2020:05:12:57 PM

Write an expression for the magnetic field produced by an infinetly long straigh wire carrying a current I, at a short distnce a from itself.

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B = µ₀I
2πa.

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Question 504. Asked on :06 August 2020:05:48:24 PM

What is the value of 4π /µ₀?

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10^-7T^-1m^-1A.

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Question 505. Asked on :06 August 2020:05:46:59 PM

What is the SI unit of µ₀?

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TmA^-1

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Question 506. Asked on :06 August 2020:05:45:03 PM

Write the value of K in SI unit?

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10^-7TmA^-1

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 August 2020:05:46:26 PM

Question 507. Asked on :06 August 2020:05:42:51 PM

State Biot-Savart's law?

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The Biot-Savart law states how the value of the magnetic field at a specific point in space from one short segment of current-carrying conductor depends on each factor that influences the field.

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Question 508. Asked on :06 August 2020:05:38:23 PM

What is suspension?

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In suspension the particles are visible by naked eyes.

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Question 509. Asked on :06 August 2020:05:38:03 PM

What are suspension?

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Suspension: A suspension is a heterogeneous mixture in which solids are dispersed in liquids. The solute particles in suspension do not dissolve but remain suspended throughout the medium. For example Paints, Muddy water chalk water mixtures etc.

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Question 510. Asked on :06 August 2020:05:23:24 PM

What is solute?

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. The component of a solution that changes its state in forming the solution or the component that is not present in excess; the substance that is dissolved in another substanceCompare solven

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Question 511. Asked on :06 August 2020:05:07:12 PM

State Oersted's observation.

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A magnetic needle brought close to a straight current-carrying wire aligns itself peroendicular to the wire, reversing the direction of current reverces the direction of deflection.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 06 August 2020:05:09:45 PM

Question 512. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:36:53 PM

A (i) series (ii) parallel combination of two given resistor is connected one-by-one, across a cell. In which case will the terminal potential diference, across the cell, have a higher value?

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In the case of series combination of the two given resistors, the terminal p.d. will have a higher value.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 05 August 2020:05:39:44 PM

Question 513. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:34:59 PM

Write the differnce between a heating wire and a fuse wire?

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The melting point of a heater wire is very high while that of a fuse wire is low.

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Question 514. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:33:30 PM

What is the diernce between a heater wire and a fuse wire?

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Question 515. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:31:50 PM

What are the characterstics of fuse wire?

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A fuse wire must have high restivity and low melting poit.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 05 August 2020:05:32:32 PM

Question 516. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:29:50 PM

Write two special characterstics of the wire of an electric heater?

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(i) High melting poimt.

(ii) High resistivity.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 05 August 2020:05:30:56 PM

Question 517. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:27:22 PM

What do you mean by the maximum power rating of a resistor?

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The maximum power rating of a resistor is the maximum power that it can dissipate in the form of heat without undergoing melting.

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Question 518. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:23:36 PM

Which has a grater resistance-kW electric heater or a 100 W filament bulb both are marked or 220 V?

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Resistance of heater = 48.4 Ω

Resistance of bulb = 484 Ω

Thus the 100 W bulb has a greater resistance.

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Question 519. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:20:43 PM

Distinguish between kilowatt and kilowatt hour?

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Kilowatt is the unit of electric power while kilowatt hour is the unit of electric energy.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 05 August 2020:05:22:35 PM

Question 520. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:17:10 PM

Two resistor of 2Ω and 4Ω are connected in parrallel to a constant d.c. voltage. In which case more heat is produced?

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The heat produced in 2Ω resistor is more than that on 4Ω resistor.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 05 August 2020:05:19:13 PM

Question 521. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:14:37 PM

A heating element is marked 210 V, 630 W. What is the value of the current drawn by the lement when connected to a 210 V dc source?

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3 A.

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Question 522. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:12:05 PM

A heating element is marked 210 V, 630 W. Find the resistance of the element when connected to a 210 V dc source?

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70 Ω.

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Question 523. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:09:40 PM

How much charge flows through a 250 V, 1,000 W heater in one minute?

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240 C.

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Question 524. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:07:53 PM

What is the saest voltage you can safely put across a 98 Ω, 0.5 W resistor ?

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7 V.

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Question 525. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:05:40 PM

The maximum power dissipated in a 10,000 Ω resistor 1W. What is the maximum current?

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0.01 A

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Question 526. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:04:06 PM

How many kilowatts hours are there in one joule?

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2.778 x 10^-7 kilowatt.

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Question 527. Asked on :05 August 2020:05:01:07 PM

How many joules of energy are equivalent to 1 KWh?

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1 KWh = 1 Killowatt x 1 hour

= 1000 watt x 3600 s = 3.6 x 10⁶j.

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Question 528. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:31:43 PM

What do you mean by 1 unit of electric energy in domestic use?

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1 unit of electricity - 1 KWH. This mean that when an appliance of power 1000 watt is opreated on main for 1 hour, it consumes 1 unit of electric energy.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 04 August 2020:06:32:03 PM

Question 529. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:31:15 PM

Of which physical quantity is the unit kilowatt hour?

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Kilowatt hour is the unit of electrical energy.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 04 August 2020:06:31:33 PM

Question 530. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:28:13 PM

How is electric energy is realted to electric power?

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Electric energy = Electric Power x time.

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Question 531. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:27:34 PM

The rate of the production of heat is given by P = VI. Is this relation valid for a non-ohmic conductor?

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Yes, it is valid.

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Question 532. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:26:56 PM

Current 1 flows through a potential drop V across a conductor, What is the rate of production of heat?

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Rate of production of heat is P = VI

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Question 533. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:26:06 PM

If the resistance in the three succesive arms of a balanced Wheatstone bridge, are 1,2 and 36Ω respectively, what will be the resistance of the galvonometer placed in the fourth arm?

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Superconductivity.

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Question 534. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:14:29 PM

Write the principle of working of a metre bridge?

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The working of a metre bridge is based on the principle o Wheatstine bridge.

When the bridge is balanced = PQ

= RS

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Question 535. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:14:02 PM

What is a wheatstone bridge?

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A wheatstone bridge is an arragement of four resistance used to determine quickly and accurately one of these resistance in terms of other three resistance.

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Question 536. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:13:31 PM

Write the SI unit of potential gradient?

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Its SI unit is volt per metre

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Question 537. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:12:59 PM

Define potential gradient?

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The potential drop per unit length of the potentiometer wire is known as its potential gradient.

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Question 538. Asked on :04 August 2020:06:12:21 PM

Name the devic used for measuring the internal resistance of a secondary cell?

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Potentimeter

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Question 539. Asked on :04 August 2020:05:51:29 PM

Name thw device used for measuring the emf of a cell.

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Potentimeter

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Question 540. Asked on :04 August 2020:05:47:28 PM

On what conservation principle is the kirchoff's second law based?

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Law conservation of energy.

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Question 541. Asked on :04 August 2020:05:45:52 PM

On what conservation principle is the Kirchhoff's first law based?

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Law conservation of charge.

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Question 542. Asked on :04 August 2020:05:43:39 PM

Can Kirchhhof's laws be applied to the both d.c. and a.c. circuits?

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Yes, Kirchhoff's laws be applied to the both d.c. and a.c. circuits

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Question 543. Asked on :04 August 2020:05:38:13 PM

A 4 Ω non-insulated resistance wire is bent 180º in the middle and the two halves are twisted together. What will be its new resistance?

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The length of the wire becomes half of the original length while area o cross-section is doubled.

R' = 14

R = 14 X 4

= 1 Ω

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Question 544. Asked on :04 August 2020:05:36:39 PM

Give an example of non-ohmic device which shows up negative resistance?

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Thyristor.

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Question 545. Asked on :04 August 2020:05:33:59 PM

What is a linear resistor?

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A linear asistor one which obeys Ohm's law or for which voltage-current graph is a straight line passing through origin.

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Question 546. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:46:30 PM

Give an example of non-ohmic device?

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Semiconductor.

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Question 547. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:44:36 PM

What is non-ohmic device?

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A device which does not obey Ohm's law is called non-ohmic device.

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Question 548. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:42:10 PM

How is the conductivity of an electrolyte affected by the increase of temperature?

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The conductivity of an electrolyte increases with the increase in its temperature.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:43:24 PM

Question 549. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:40:03 PM

Name two parameters which determine the restivity of a material?

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(i) Its number density of free electrons.

(ii) The relaxation time.

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Question 550. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:38:10 PM

How does the resistance of an insulator change?

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The resistance of an insulator decreases with the increase of temperature.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:39:02 PM

Question 551. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:36:16 PM

How does resistivity of alloy manganin change with temperature?

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The resistivity of alloy manganin is nearky independent of temperature.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:37:11 PM

Question 552. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:34:38 PM

Of copper and nichrome, which one has possibly large value of temperature coefficient of resistance?

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Copper.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:36:03 PM

Question 553. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:31:39 PM

How does the conductance of a semi-conducting material change with rise in temperature?

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With the rise in temperature, the conductance of a semi-conducting material increases exponentially.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:33:16 PM

Question 554. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:29:44 PM

Name two materials whose resistivity decreases with the rise of the temperature?

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Germanium and silicon.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:31:11 PM

Question 555. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:25:47 PM

How does one explain increase in resistivity of a metal with increase of temperature?

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With the increace in tempreature, the relaxation time π decraces and

hence resistivity (p= mne^2 π ) increaces.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:27:06 PM

Question 556. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:22:42 PM

Write the expressions for the 'drift velocity' of charge carries in a conductor and write its relationship with the current flowing through it.

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Shruti Srivastva

v_d = evtml

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:24:40 PM

Question 557. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:19:56 PM

How does the random motion of free electrons in a conductor get affected when a potential difference is applied across its ends?

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Random motion gets patiallly directed towards the higher potential side.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:21:45 PM

Question 558. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:18:33 PM

Define tempreature coefficient of restivity?

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Anjali Kumari

he temperature coefficient of resistance is defined as the change in resistance per unit resistance per degree rise in temperature based upon the resistance at $0^{o}$ C.

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Question 559. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:16:45 PM

What is the order of restivity of conductor?

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Conductor of restivivties less than 10^-6 Ω m.

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Question 560. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:12:29 PM

Give the order of magnitude of the number density of free electrons in a metal?

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Shruti Srivastva
Number density of free elctrons in a metal = 10²⁹_m-3_.

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Question 561. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:08:54 PM

Give the order of magnitude of thermal velocity and drift velocity of free elctrons in a conductor carrying current at room temperature?

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Shruti Srivastva
Thermal velocity of free electrons = 10⁵ ms^-1.

Drift velocity of free electrons = 1 m ms^-1.

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Question 562. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:07:00 PM

What is the average velocity of free electrons in a metal at room temperature?

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Shruti Srivastva
Zero.

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Question 563. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:05:24 PM

What is the ratio of the restivity of a typical insulator to that of a metal?

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Shruti Srivastva
The ratio of 10²².

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:06:34 PM

Question 564. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:01:44 PM

What is the order of resistivity of an insulator?

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Shruti Srivastva
The restivity of an insulator like glass or rubber is of the order of 10⁸ - 10¹⁵ Ωm.

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Question 565. Asked on :31 July 2020:06:00:18 PM

Write the SI unit of restivity of a material?

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Shruti Srivastva
Its SI unit is ohmΩ.

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Question 566. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:58:18 PM

Define resistivity of a material?

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Shruti Srivastva
The restivity of a material is the resistance offered by a unit of cube of that material.

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Question 567. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:57:21 PM

Which metal has the lowest restivity?

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Silver.

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Question 568. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:55:40 PM

How much is the resistance of a closed pug key?

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Shruti Srivastva
Negilibily small.

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Question 569. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:54:31 PM

How much is the resistance of a an air-gap?

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Shruti Srivastva

Infinity.

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Question 570. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:52:29 PM

Deine electrical conductivity of a material?

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The conductivity of a material is equal to the reciprocal of its resistivity.

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Question 571. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:49:30 PM

Define conductance of a material?

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Shruti Srivastva
The ease with which a conductor allows a current to flow through it is called its conductance It is equal to the reciprocal of resistance.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:05:50:20 PM

Question 572. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:47:39 PM

Write the SI unit of conductivity?

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Its SI unit is ohm^-1 m^-1 or mho m^-1.

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Question 573. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:46:09 PM

Write the relation between conductance an resistance?

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Shruti Srivastva

Conductance = 1Resistance

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Question 574. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:43:37 PM

What is the relation between conductivity and resistance?

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Shruti Srivastva

Conductivity = 1Resistance

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Question 575. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:41:19 PM

Give SI unit of conductance of a material?

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Shruti Srivastva
Its SI unit is mho or ohm^-1.

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Question 576. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:39:16 PM

Write the formula for 1 ohmΩ?

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Shruti Srivastva

1Ω = 1V1A .

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:05:40:02 PM

Question 577. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:37:50 PM

Define ohm ?

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Shruti Srivastva
The resistance of a conductor is said to be 1 ohm.

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Question 578. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:37:04 PM

Define resistance?

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Anjali Kumari
Resistance (also known as ohmic resistance or electrical resistance) is a measure of the opposition to current flow in an electrical circuit. Resistance is measured in ohms, symbolized by the Greek letter omega (Ω). When a voltage is applied across a substance there will be an electric current through it

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Question 579. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:35:52 PM

Write the formula fo resistance?

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Shruti Srivastva

R = V1

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Question 580. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:33:46 PM

Write the SI unit of resistance?

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ohmΩ.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:05:34:29 PM

Question 581. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:30:59 PM

Name the colours corresponding to the digit 4 and 7 in the colour code scheme or carbon resistors?

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Yellow and violent respectively.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:05:33:16 PM

Question 582. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:27:30 PM

State Ohm's law?

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Shruti Srivastva
Ohm's law states that the electric current I passing through a conductor is proportional to the potential difference V applied across its ends, provided the temperature and other physical condition remains unchanged.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:05:28:12 PM

Question 583. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:24:57 PM

Define an emf of one volt?

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Shruti Srivastva
If an electric cell supplies an energy of 1 joule for the flow of 1 coulomb of charge through the whole circuit, then its emf is said to be 1 volt.

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Question 584. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:23:21 PM

Write the SI unit of emf current?

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Shruti Srivastva
Its SI unit is volt.

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Question 585. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:20:33 PM

Write the SI unit of electric current?

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Shruti Srivastva

ohm Ω.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:06:16:23 PM

Question 586. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:16:19 PM

State the condition in which terminal voltage across a secondary cell is equal to its emf?

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Shruti Srivastva
When no current is drawn from the cell, its terminal voltage is equal to its emf.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:05:18:11 PM

Question 587. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:12:27 PM

What is electromotive force?

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Shruti Srivastva
The work done per unit charge by a source in taking the charge once around the complete circuit is called electromotive force or emf of the force.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:05:14:19 PM

Question 588. Asked on :31 July 2020:05:05:25 PM

What does the direction of electric current signify in an electric current?

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Shruti Srivastva
The direction of conventional current in an electric circuit tells the direction of flow of positive charges in that circuit.

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Question 589. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:47:21 PM

Wite the relation between coulomb and ampere?

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Shruti Srivastva

1 ampere = 1coulomb1second

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Question 590. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:45:52 PM

Write the SI unit of electric current?

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Shruti Srivastva
ampere is the SI unit of electric current.

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Question 591. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:43:43 PM

Write the formula for electric current?

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Shruti Srivastva

Electric current= Total charge flowing Time taken

I = qt

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:44:20 PM

Question 592. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:39:42 PM

Define electric current?

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Shruti Srivastva
The electric current is defined as the rate flow of electric charge through any section of a conductor.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:42:09 PM

Question 593. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:33:04 PM

What is the amount of work done in moving a charge Q around a circular arc of radius r at the centre of which another point charge q is located?

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Zero, because all points of the circular arc will be at the same potential.

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Question 594. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:27:45 PM

Write the expression for the work done on an electric dipole of dipole moment p in turning it from its position of stable equilibrium to a position of unstable equilibrium in a uniform electric field E?

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Shruti Srivastva
W = pE( cos Θ₁- cos Θ₂) = pE( cos0º - cos 180º )

= pE(1+1) = 2 pE.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:30:19 PM

Question 595. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:24:07 PM

In which orientation, a dipole is placed in a uniform electric field is in unstable equilibrium?

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Shruti Srivastva
When the dipole moment p is antiparallel to the electric field E(Θ = 180º), the dipole is in unstable equilibrium.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:25:55 PM

Question 596. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:20:18 PM

In which orientation, a dipole placed in a uniform electric field is in stable?

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Shruti Srivastva

When dipole moment p is parallel to the electric field E(Θ = 0º), the dipole is in stable equilibrium.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:21:47 PM

Question 597. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:17:13 PM

A hollow metal sphere of radius 5 cm is charged such that the potential on its surface is 10 V. What is the potential at the centre of the sphere?

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Shruti Srivastva
Potential at the centre = Potential at the surface = 10 V.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:19:37 PM

Question 598. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:12:58 PM

A metal plate is introduced between the plates of a charged parallel plate capacitor. What is its effect on the capacitance of the capacitor?

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Shruti Srivastva
The introduction of a metal sheet of thickness t in a parallel plate capacitor increases

its capacitance by a factor of dd - t, where s id the plate separation of the capacitor.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:14:42 PM

Question 599. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:11:16 PM

What is the electrostatic potential due to an electric dipole at an equatorial point?

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Shruti Srivastva
Zero.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:12:40 PM

Question 600. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:08:15 PM

Define the term 'potential energy' of charge 'q' at a distance 'r' in an external electric field.

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Shruti Srivastva
The potential energy of a charge q is the work done in bringing charge q from infinity to the position r in the external electric field.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:09:40 PM

Question 601. Asked on :31 July 2020:01:03:15 PM

A 500µC charge is at the centre of a square of side 10 cm. Find the work done in moving a charge of 10µC between two diagonally opposite points on the square.

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Shruti Srivastva
The work is done in moving a charge of 10µC between two diagonally opposite points on the square will be zero because these two pints will be equipotential.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:01:05:25 PM

Question 602. Asked on :31 July 2020:12:56:26 PM

A parallel plate capacitor with air between the plates has a capacitance of 8pf. What will bet the capacitance if the distance between the plates be reduced by the half and the space between them is filled with a substance of dielectric constant k= 6?

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Shruti Srivastva
With air between the capacitor plates,

C₀ = ∈₀A
d = 8pf

With dielctric between the capacitor plates

C = ∈₀A
d/2 = 2 kC₀= 2 x 6 x 8 = 96 pF.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:12:59:48 PM

Question 603. Asked on :31 July 2020:12:54:34 PM

Is there any conductor which can take unlimited charge?

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Shruti Srivastva
Yes, The earth because of its large capacitance can take unlimited charge.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:12:55:29 PM

Question 604. Asked on :31 July 2020:12:52:05 PM

What is the order of capacitance used in a radio receiver?

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Shruti Srivastva
In the power supply, it is 1-10 µF and for tuning purposes, it is 100 µF.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:12:53:08 PM

Question 605. Asked on :31 July 2020:12:44:36 PM

Two capacitors of capacitance C₁and C₂are connected in parallel. A charge q is given to the combination. What will be the potential difference across each capacitor?

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Shruti Srivastva
In parallel combination, potential difference is same across each capacitor.

Net capacitance, C = C₁+ C₂

∴ P.D. across each capacitor, V = qC

= qC₁+ C₂

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:12:47:03 PM

Question 606. Asked on :31 July 2020:12:41:21 PM

What is the basic difference between a capacitor and an electric cell?

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Shruti Srivastva
A capacitor provides electrical energy stored in it. A cell provides electrical energy by converting chemical energy into electrical energy.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 31 July 2020:12:42:17 PM

Question 607. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:23:25 PM

Can we place a parallel plate capacitor of 1 F capacity in our house?

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Shruti Srivastva

No.

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Question 608. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:21:21 PM

For a given potential difference, does a capacitor store more or less charge with a dielectric than it does without a dielectric?

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Shruti Srivastva
The charge on conductor be remains uncharged but its potential gets lowed.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:06:37:40 PM

Question 609. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:18:17 PM

An air capacitor is given a charge of 2µC raising its potential to 200 V. If on interesting a dielectric medium, its potential falls to 50 V, what is the dielectric constant of the medium?

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Shruti Srivastva

k = v_vacuumV_dielectric

= 20050

= 4

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Question 610. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:17:20 PM

What is the effect of temperature on dielectric constant?

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Shruti Srivastva
Value of dielectric constant decreases.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:06:34:21 PM

Question 611. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:16:13 PM

Where is the knowledge of dielectric strength works?

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Shruti Srivastva
Designing a capacitor.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:06:33:59 PM

Question 612. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:14:47 PM

Define dielectric strength of a medium. What is its value of vacuum?

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Shruti Srivastva
The maximum value of electric field that can exist inside a dielectric without causing its electrical breakdown is called its dielectric strength. The dielectric strength for vacuum is infinity.

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Question 613. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:13:24 PM

Write down the relation between dielectric constant and electric susceptibility?

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Shruti Srivastva
k = 1 +x, where k is dielectric constant and x is electric susceptibility.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:06:28:53 PM

Question 614. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:10:22 PM

Define dielectric constant in terms of a capacitor?

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Shruti Srivastva
The ratio of capacitance (C_d)of the capacitor completely filled with the dielectric material to the capacitance (C_v) of the same capacitor with vacuum between its plate is called dielectric constant.

k = C_d
C_v

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Question 615. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:07:47 PM

What is dielectric?

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Shruti Srivastva
A dielectric is essentially an insulator which allows electric induction to take place through it but does not permit the flow of charges through it.

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Question 616. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:05:28 PM

The difference between the radii of the two spheres of a spherical capacitor is increased. Will the capacitance increases or decreases?

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Shruti Srivastva

The capacitance increases.

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Question 617. Asked on :30 July 2020:06:01:31 PM

Write down the expressions for the capacitance of a spherical capacitor.

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Shruti Srivastva

C = 4π∈₀ abb-a , where a and b are the radii for the inner and the outer spheres respectively.

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Question 618. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:57:23 PM

Write different expressions for the energy stored in a capacitor.

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Shruti Srivastva

∪= 12 CV²

= ½ Q²V

= 1 2 QC.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:05:58:45 PM

Question 619. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:55:41 PM

What is the basic purpose of using a capacitor?

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Shruti Srivastva
To store charge and electric charge.

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Question 620. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:52:25 PM

In what form is the energy stored in a charged capacitor?

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In charged capacitor, energy is stored in the form of electrostatic potential energy in the electric field between its plates.

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Question 621. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:48:13 PM

Write two applications of capacitors in electrical circuits.

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(i) Capacitors are used in radio circuits for tunning purposes.

(ii) Capacitors are used in power supplies for smoothening the rectified current.

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Question 622. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:44:40 PM

On what factors does the capacitance of a capacitor depend?

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It depends on the geometry of the plates, the distance between them, and the nature of the dielectric medium between them.

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Question 623. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:42:53 PM

What is the net charge on a charged capacitor?

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Shruti Srivastva
Zer, because the two plates have equal and opposite charges.

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Question 624. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:41:42 PM

Write the SI unit of capacitance?

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Shruti Srivastva
It's SI unit is farad.

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Question 625. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:38:35 PM

Define capacitance?

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Shruti Srivastva
It is defined as the charge required to be supplied to either of the conductors so as to increase the potential differences between them by a unit amount.

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Question 626. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:37:08 PM

Is capacitance a scalar or a vector quantity?

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It is a scalar quantity.

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Question 627. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:34:53 PM

Write the physical quantity that has its unit coulomb volt^-1?

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Shruti Srivastva
Capacitance has this unit.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:05:36:42 PM

Question 628. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:32:21 PM

What is capacitor?

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Shruti Srivastva
A capacitor is a device to store an electric charge. It consists of two conducting plates separated by an insulating medium.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:05:33:12 PM

Question 629. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:28:52 PM

The capacitance of a conductor is 1 farad. What do you mean by the statement?

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Shruti Srivastva
A conductor is said to have a capacitance of 1 farad if 1 coulomb of charge increases its electric potential through 1 volt.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:05:30:14 PM

Question 630. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:24:37 PM

Can there be a potential difference between two conductors of same volume carrying equal positive charges?

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Shruti Srivastva
Yes. Two conductors of the same volume but of different shapes will have different capacitances.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 30 July 2020:05:27:09 PM

Question 631. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:21:48 PM

Define the capacitance of a conductor.

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Shruti Srivastva
The capacitance of a conductor may be defined as the charge required to raise its potential by a unit amount.

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Question 632. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:17:15 PM

The middle point of a conductor is earthed and its ends are maintained at a potential difference of 220 V. What is the potential at the ends and at the middle point?

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The potential at the middle point of the conductor is zero and that at the ends +110 V and -110V, so that the p.d. at ends = 110-(-110) = 220 V.

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Question 633. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:13:59 PM

A charge of +1C placed at the centre of a spherical shell of radius 10 cm. What will be the work done in moving a charge of =1uC on its surface through a distance of 5 cm?

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Zero. This is because the surface of the spherical shell will be an equipotential force.

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Question 634. Asked on :30 July 2020:05:12:03 PM

What is the optical analog of an equipotential surface?

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Wavefront.

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Question 635. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:50:38 PM

What is the shape of the equipotential surface for a uniform electric field?

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For a uniform electric field, the equipotential surfaces are parallel planes perpendicular to the direction of the electric field.

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Question 636. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:47:58 PM

What is the geometrical shape of equipotential surface due to a single isolated charge?

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For a point charge, the equipotential surface are concentric spherical shells with their centre at the point charge.

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Question 637. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:45:59 PM

Can you say that the earth is an equipotential surface?

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Yes, Earth is a conductor, so it equipotential.

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Question 638. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:42:20 PM

Why are electric field lines perpendicular at a point on an equipotential surface of a conductor?

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If it were not so, the presence of a component of the field along the surface would destroy its equipotential nature.

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Question 639. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:40:28 PM

Write an example of equipotential of surface?

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The surface of a charged conductor is an equipotential surface.

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Question 640. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:36:59 PM

What is an equipotential surface?

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Any surface which has same electric potential at every point is called an equipotential surface.

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Question 641. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:34:48 PM

Will there be any effect on the potential at a point if the medium around this point is charged?

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Yes.

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Question 642. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:32:51 PM

How many electron volts makeup one joule?

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1j = 6.25 x 10¹⁸ eV.

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Question 643. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:30:52 PM

How electron volt is related to joules?

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1 electron volt = 1eV = 1.6 x 10^-19j.

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Question 644. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:27:35 PM

Define electron volt.

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An electron volt is potential energy gained or lost by an electron in moving through a potential difference of one volt.

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Question 645. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:24:44 PM

What is electrostatic potential energy?

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The electrostatic potential energy of a system of charges may be defined as the work required to be done to bring the various charges to their respective positions from infinity.

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Question 646. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:21:39 PM

What is the nature of the symmetry of a dipole potential?

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The dipole potential is cylindrically symmetric.

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Question 647. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:19:07 PM

What are the points at which the electric potential of a dipole potential?

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At equatorial points, the electric potential of a dipole is zero.

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Question 648. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:16:26 PM

What are the points at which the electric potential of a dipole has maximum value?

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At axial points, the electric potential of a dipole has a maximum positive or negative value.

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Question 649. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:14:53 PM

What is the nature of symmetry of the potential of a point charge?

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The potential of a point charge is spherically symmetric.

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Question 650. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:13:07 PM

How much is the electric potential of a charge at a point at infinity?

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Zero.

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Question 651. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:11:29 PM

Give two examples of conservatives' force?

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(i) Electrostatic force and (ii) Gravitational force.

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Question 652. Asked on :30 July 2020:01:06:00 PM

In a conductor, a point P is at a higher potential than another point Q. In which directions do the electrons move?

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Question 653. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:59:18 PM

A charge of 2 C moves between two points maintained at a potential difference of 1 volt. What is the electrons move?

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Energy occupied by the charge = qV = 2C x 1V = 2J.

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Question 654. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:47:35 PM

5J of work is done in moving a positive charge of o.5 C between two points. What is the potential difference between these two points?

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V= Wq

= 5j0.5 C

= 10 v.

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Question 655. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:42:01 PM

Write the dimensional formula of potential difference.

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Potential difference = work donecharge

= ML²T^-2C

= ML²T^-2
AT

= [ML²T^-3A^-1]

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Question 656. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:40:39 PM

Write the SI unit of a potential gradient.

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SI unit of a potential gradient = Vm^-1.

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Question 657. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:39:14 PM

Is electric potential a scalar or a vector quantity?

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It is a scalar quantity.

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Question 658. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:37:34 PM

Name the physical quantity whose SI unit is JC^-1.

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Electric potential and potential difference.

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Question 659. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:32:54 PM

Write down the relation between electric field and electric potential at a point?

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E= - dvdr .

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Question 660. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:30:39 PM

What is the electric flux through a cube of side 1 cm which encloses an electric diploe?

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Zero, because the net charge on the dipole is zero.

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Question 661. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:27:37 PM

How does the electric flux due to a point charge enclosed by a spherical Gaussian surface get affected when its radius is increased?

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Electric flux remains unchanged because the charge enclosed bu the Gaussian surface remains the same.

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Question 662. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:26:17 PM

What is the angle between the directions of electric field at any equatorial point due to an electric dipole?

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Question 663. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:23:29 PM

What is the angle between the directions of electric field at any axial point?

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Anjali Kumari
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The direction of electric field

$E_{1}$ at axial point $P_{1}$ and electric field $E_{2}$ at equational point $P_{2}$ are as shown in the figure.
Hence the angle between $E_{1}$ and $E_{2}$ $= 180^{\circ}$ .

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Question 664. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:19:39 PM

How does the coulomb force between two point charges depend upon the dielectric constant of the medium?

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F_med = F_vack

i.e., F_med ∝ 1k

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Question 665. Asked on :30 July 2020:12:17:03 PM

An electric dipole of dipole moment 20 x 10^-6 Cm is enclosed by a closed surface. What is the net flux coming out of the surface?

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Zero, because the net charge on the dipole is zero.

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Question 666. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:42:07 PM

How much is the electric flux through a closed surface due to a charge lying outside the closed surface?

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Zero.

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Question 667. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:39:11 PM

What is the use of the Gaussian surface?

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By a clever choice of Gaussian surface, we can easily find the electric field produced by certain charge system which are otherwise quite difficult to determine by the application of coulomb's law and superposition principle.

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Question 668. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:36:28 PM

What is gaussian surface?

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An imaginary closed surface enclosing a charge is called the Gaussian surface of that charge.

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Question 669. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:33:22 PM

Is electric flux is a scalar or a vector quantity?

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Electric flux is a scalar quantity.

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Question 670. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:31:27 PM

What is the direction of an area vector?

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The direction of an area vector is along the outward drawn normal to the surface.

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Question 671. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:29:24 PM

Name the principle which is the mathematical equivalent of coulomb's law and superposition principle.

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Gauss's theorem of electrostatics.

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Question 672. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:25:28 PM

Under what condition will a charged circular loop behave like a point charge in respect of its electric field?

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When the observation point on the axis of the circular loop leis at a distance much greater than its radius, the electric field of the circular loop is similar to that of a point charge.

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Question 673. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:24:01 PM

What is the charge of a dipole?

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Zero.

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Question 674. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:17:59 PM

Will an electric dipole has translational motion when placed in a non-uniform electric field? Give a reason for your answer.

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Yes.

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Question 675. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:16:29 PM

What is the nature of the symmetry of the dipole field?

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The dipole field is cylindrically symmetric.

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Question 676. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:13:41 PM

When does an electric dipole place in a non-uniform electric field experience a zero torque but non-zero force?

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When the dipole is placed parallel to the non-uniform electric field.

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Question 677. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:11:25 PM

What is the effect of torque on a dipole in an electric field?

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Torque tends to align the dipole along the direction of the electric field.

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Question 678. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:09:05 PM

When is the torque on a dipole in a field maximum?

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Torque is maximum when the dipole is held perpendicular to the electric field.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 29 July 2020:06:10:21 PM

Question 679. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:06:16 PM

An electric dipole is placed in a uniform electric field, What is the net force acting on it?

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Zero is placed in a uniform electric field, What is the net force acting on it.

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Question 680. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:04:17 PM

How much is the dipole moment of non-polar molecule?

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Zero is the dipole moment of non-polar molecule?

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 29 July 2020:06:05:44 PM

Question 681. Asked on :29 July 2020:06:00:19 PM

Give example of a point dipole?

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In such a dipole, charge q→ ∞ and size 2a → 0 in such a way that the product p=q x 2a has a finite value Atomic dipole are point dipoles.

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Question 682. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:57:28 PM

What is a point (ideal) dipole?

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A point dipole is one which has negligibly small size.

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Question 683. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:55:55 PM

Write the SI unit of Electric dipole.

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Its SI unit is coulomb metre.

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Question 684. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:52:03 PM

Define the electric dipole moment .

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The electric dipole moment is the product of either charge q and the vector 2a drawn from the -ve charge to the + ve charge.

p = q x 2a

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Question 685. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:49:44 PM

What is an electric dipole?

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An electric dipole is a pair of equal and opposite charges separated by some distance.

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Question 686. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:45:54 PM

A proton is placed in a uniform electric field directed along the positive x-axis. In which direction will it tend to move?

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As the proton has a positive charge, it will tend to move along positive x-axis i.e, along the direction of the electric field.

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Question 687. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:41:27 PM

Two-point charges q₁ and q₂ placed a distance d apart are such that there is no point where the field vanishes. What can be concluded from this?

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The point charges q₁ and q₂ are equal and opposite.

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Question 688. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:39:20 PM

Draw the pattern of the electric field around a point (i) q>0.

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Anjali Kumari

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Question 689. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:36:33 PM

Name the physical quantity whose SI unit is newton coulomb^-1.

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newton coulomb^-1is the SI unit of electric feild.

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Question 690. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:31:10 PM

Write the dimensional formula of electric field ?

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[Electric feild] = ForceCharge

= MLT^-2C

= MLT^-2AT

= [MLT^-3A^-1]

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 29 July 2020:05:32:16 PM

Question 691. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:29:09 PM

Write the SI unit of electric field intensity?

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NC^-1 or Vm^-1.

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Question 692. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:27:06 PM

Is electric field intensity a scalar or a vector quantity?

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It is a vector quantity.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 29 July 2020:05:28:31 PM

Question 693. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:24:20 PM

Define the electric field at a point?

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The electric field at a point is defined as the electrostatic force per unit positive charge acting on a vanishingly small test charge placed at a point.

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Question 694. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:23:23 PM

Define line charge density at a point?

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Anjali Kumari
Linear charge density (λ) is the quantity of charge per unit length, measured in coulombs per meter (C⋅m⁻¹), at any point on a line charge distribution. Charge density can be either positive or negative, since electric charge can be either positive or negative.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 15 October 2020:07:22:56 PM

Question 695. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:21:28 PM

Define the surface charge density at a point?

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Anjali Kumari
Surface charge density (σ) is the quantity of charge per unit area, measured in coulombs per square meter (C⋅m⁻²), at any point on a surface charge distribution on a two dimensional surface. ... Charge density can be either positive or negative, since electric charge can be either positive or negative.

-Answered by Anjali Kumari On 18 October 2020:06:22:41 PM

Question 696. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:19:36 PM

Write the SI unit of p.

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Coulomb per cubic metre (C m^-3)

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 29 July 2020:05:20:27 PM

Question 697. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:16:15 PM

Define volume charge density at a point?

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The volume charge density (p) at a point is defined as the charge contained per unit volume around that point.

p= dqdV

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 29 July 2020:05:17:02 PM

Question 698. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:11:59 PM

How many electrons are present in 1 coulomb of charge?

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n = qe

= 1C1.6 X 10^-19 C

= 6.25 X 10⁸ ^electrons.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 29 July 2020:05:13:26 PM

Question 699. Asked on :29 July 2020:05:07:05 PM

A force F is acting between two points charges q₁ and q_2.If a third charge q₃ is placed quite close to q₂ what happens to the force between q₁ and q_2?

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Shruti Srivastva
By the superposition principle, the force between two charges doesn't depend on the presence of third charge. Hence the force between q₁and q₂ remains equal to F.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 29 July 2020:05:09:51 PM

Question 700. Asked on :28 July 2020:06:10:55 PM

State the superposition principle for electrostatic force on a charge due to a number of charges.

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The principle of superposition states that the total force on a given charge is the vector sum of the individuals' force exerted on it by all other charges, the force between two charges being exerted in such a manner as if all other charges were absent.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:06:12:23 PM

Question 701. Asked on :28 July 2020:06:05:03 PM

The force between two charges placed in Vaccum is F. What happens to the force if the two charges are dipped in kerosene oil of dielectric constant, k=2?

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F_kerosene= F_airk

= F2

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:06:08:02 PM

Question 702. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:57:57 PM

In a medium of the force of attraction between two point electric charges. distance d apart is F. What distance apart should these be kept in the same medium so that the force between them becomes 3 F?

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As F ∝ 1d²

∴ 3FF

= d²d^,2 or

d^' = 1√3

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Question 703. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:53:01 PM

Define the dielectric constant of a medium in terms of force between electric charges?

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The dielectric constant of a medium is the ratio of the force between two charges placed some distance apart in vacuum to the force between the same two charges when they have placed the same distance apart in the given medium.

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Question 704. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:50:05 PM

What is the force of repulsion between two charges of 1 C each, kept 1 m apart in vacuum?

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F = 9 X 10⁹ N.

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Question 705. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:41:23 PM

Write the dimensional formula for the permittivity constant ∈₀ for free space?

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[∈₀]= 14πF .

q₁q₂r²

= (AT)²[MLT^-2L²]

= [M^-1L^-3T⁴A²].

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Question 706. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:36:13 PM

Deduce the dimensional formula for the proportionality constant k in coulomb's law.

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[k] = Fr²q₁q₂

= MLT^-2L²(AT)²

= [ML³T^-4A^-2].

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Question 707. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:32:58 PM

Write down the value of absolute permittivity of free space.

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The permittivity of free space,

∈_{0 = 8.85 x 10}^-12 C²N^-1m^-2.

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Question 708. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:29:54 PM

Give the SI unit of electrical permittivity of free space.

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SI unit of ∈₀ = C²N^-1m^-2.

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Question 709. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:26:07 PM

In the relation, F = k q₁q₂r² ,what is the value of k in free space?

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k = 9 x 10⁹ Nm²C^-2.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:05:28:26 PM

Question 710. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:20:39 PM

In coulomb's law, F = k q₁q₂r² , What are the on which the proportionality constant k depends?

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The proportionality constant k depends on the nature of the medium between the two charges and the system of units chosen.

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Question 711. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:16:32 PM

Name and define the SI unit of charge?

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The SI unit of electric charge is the coulomb. One the coulomb is that amount of charge which repels an equal and similar charge with a force of 9 x 10⁹ N when placed in Vaccum at a distance of 1 metre from it.

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Question 712. Asked on :28 July 2020:05:14:01 PM

What is the least possible value of charge?

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The least possible value of charge is the magnitude of the charge on an elctron or proton and it is e = 1.6 x 10^-9 C.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:05:14:51 PM

Question 713. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:54:15 PM

A glass rod, when rubbed with a silk cloth, acquires a charge of 1.6 x 10^-3 C. What is the charge on silk cloth?

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To conserve charge, the silk cloth acquires negative charge of 1.6 x 10^-3 C.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:56:10 PM

Question 714. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:52:45 PM

Is the total charge of the universe conserved?

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Yes , charge conservation is a global phenomenon.

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Question 715. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:50:06 PM

What do you mean by conservation of electric charges?

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Conservation of electric charge means that the total charge of an isolated system remains unchanged with time.

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Question 716. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:45:59 PM

What do you mean by the additivity of the electric charge?

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Additivity of the electric charge means that the total charge on a system is the algebraic sum (talking into account paper signs) of all individuals charges in the system)

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Question 717. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:43:29 PM

What is the cause of quantisation of electric charge?

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The cause of quantisation of electric charge is taht during rubbing only an integral number of electrons can be transferred from one body to another.

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Question 718. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:38:15 PM

What do you understand by quantisation of electric charges?

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Quantisation of electric charges means that the total charge (q) of a body is always an integral multiple of a basic charge (e) which is the charge on an electrons

Thus, q = ne, where n = 0, ∓ 1, ∓ 2, ∓ 3 ............

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:39:43 PM

Question 719. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:35:49 PM

Name any two basic properties of electric charges.

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Electric charges are (i) Quantised, (ii) additive and (iii) conserved.

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Question 720. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:29:53 PM

Is the force acting between two point electric charges q₁ and q₂ kept at some distance in air, attractive or repulse when:
(i) q₁q₂
(ii) q₁q₂< 0 ?

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(i) When q₁q₂< 0 the force is repulse.

(ii) When q₁q₂< 0 the force is attractive.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:33:11 PM

Question 721. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:25:43 PM

When a polythene piece is rubbed with wool, it acquires negative charge. Is there transfer to mass from wool to polythene?

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The polythene piece acquires negative charge due to transfer of material particles like electrons from wool to it, so there is a transfer of mass from wool to polythene.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:27:38 PM

Question 722. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:22:16 PM

A positively charged glass rodis brought near an uncharged pith ball pendulum. What happens to the pith ball?

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The pith ball is attracted towards the rod, touches it and then thrown away.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:24:27 PM

Question 723. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:19:04 PM

Consider three charged bodies P, Q and R. If R repel each other and P attracts R, wha is the nature of the force between Q and R ?

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Attractive

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:21:31 PM

Question 724. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:16:37 PM

Why does an ebonite rod get negatively charged on rubbing with the wool?

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This is because electrons in wool are less tightly bound than electrons in ebonite rod.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:17:50 PM

Question 725. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:13:30 PM

A glass rod is rubbed with silk. Wht type of charges do they acquire?

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The glass rod acquies positive charge and silk acquires an equal neqative charge.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:15:16 PM

Question 726. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:10:09 PM

An ebonite rod is rubbed with wool or fur. What type of charges do they acquire?

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The ebonite rod acquires a negative charge and fur or wool acqyuires an equal positive charge.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:11:51 PM

Question 727. Asked on :28 July 2020:01:07:11 PM

What is the cause of charging a body?

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Charging occurs due to o the transfer of electrons from one body to another.

-Answered by Shruti Srivastva On 28 July 2020:01:08:55 PM

Question 728. Asked on :28 July 2020:12:59:14 PM

The electric charges of any body is actually a surplus or deficit of electrons. Why not protons.

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Electrons are loosely bound to atoms and can be readily exchanged during rubbing. Protons are firmly bound inside the nucleus. They cannot be easily detached. Hence the electric charge of any body is just a surplus or deficit of electrons and non-protons.

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Question 729. Asked on :27 July 2020:06:10:37 PM

Give relationship between poise and decapoise.

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1 Decapoise = 10 poise .

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