41. Which of the following materials is not suitable as a die material for wire drawing?
42. Match the following
P. Nickel-silvers
1. Alloys of tin, antimony and copper used as a bearing material
Q. Nitralloys
2. Steel used for nitriding containing aluminium, chromium and molybed num
R. Babbits
3. Soft magnetic material used as electromagnet
S. Permalloy
4. Ternery alloys of copper, nickel and zinc with good cold formability
P. Nickel-silvers | 1. Alloys of tin, antimony and copper used as a bearing material |
Q. Nitralloys | 2. Steel used for nitriding containing aluminium, chromium and molybed num |
R. Babbits | 3. Soft magnetic material used as electromagnet |
S. Permalloy | 4. Ternery alloys of copper, nickel and zinc with good cold formability |
43. When boron (trivalent) is doped to silicon, the resulting material is
44. The single most important requirement for a turbine blade material is
45. The engineering stress-strain curve for a ceramic material is
46. As mercury is cooled from room temperature to 3 K, its electrical behaviour changes from that of
47. The material in which there is conduction primarily by holes is
48. Match each application in Group 1 with a material in Group 2.
Group 1
Group 2
P. Cores for electric motor
1. Y-Fe2O3 particles
Q. stripe on credit cards
2. Barium titanate
R. Permanent magnets
3. COsSm intermetallic compound
S. Multilayer capacitors
4. Grain oriented silicon steel
Group 1 | Group 2 |
P. Cores for electric motor | 1. Y-Fe2O3 particles |
Q. stripe on credit cards | 2. Barium titanate |
R. Permanent magnets | 3. COsSm intermetallic compound |
S. Multilayer capacitors | 4. Grain oriented silicon steel |
49. Which one of the following alloy systems exhibits complete solid solubility?
50. Match the properties in Group 1 with the metals in Group 2.
Group 1
Group 2
P. Ferromagnetism
1. Nb
Q. Superconductivity
2. Fe
R. Diamagnetism
3. Cu
S. Antiferromagnetism
4. Cr
Group 1 | Group 2 |
P. Ferromagnetism | 1. Nb |
Q. Superconductivity | 2. Fe |
R. Diamagnetism | 3. Cu |
S. Antiferromagnetism | 4. Cr |