11. Match the alloy names listed in Group I with the main elements present in them listed in Group II.
Group I
Group II
P. Babbit
1. Fe-Ni
Q. Muntz metal
2. Ni-Cr-Fe
R. Invar
3. Cu-Zn
S. Inconel Group II
4. Sn-Sb-Cu
Group I | Group II |
P. Babbit | 1. Fe-Ni |
Q. Muntz metal | 2. Ni-Cr-Fe |
R. Invar | 3. Cu-Zn |
S. Inconel Group II | 4. Sn-Sb-Cu |
12. Silicon crystal can be converted to p-type semi-conductor by doping with
13. The fatigue resistance of material is improved by the following techique:
14. Young's modulus of a material gives an idea about
15. In polymers such as epoxy, creep resistance can be enhanced by
16. A small amount of thoria is doped into tungsten filament wires used in light bulbs. This is because thoria particles
17. Super alloys are
18. Match the materials in Group 1 with the Young's modulus (GPa) in Group 2.
Group 1
Group 2
P. Copper
1. 4
Q. Ployvinyl cholride
2. 37
R. Steel
3. 70
S. Silicate glass
4. 110
5. 207
6. 700
Group 1 | Group 2 |
P. Copper | 1. 4 |
Q. Ployvinyl cholride | 2. 37 |
R. Steel | 3. 70 |
S. Silicate glass | 4. 110 |
5. 207 | |
6. 700 |