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121.The moment of inertia is also
known as __
A. second moment of area
B. first moment of area
C. centroidal moment of area
D. section modulus
Answer: A. Second moment of area
The second moment of area is also
known as the moment of inertia of
a shape. The second moment of
area is a measure of the
'efficiency' of a cross-sectional
shape to resist bending caused
by loading
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Mmods/MEM30006A/Area_Mome
nt/Area_Moment.html
122. Any change that a sytem
undergoes from equilibrium state
to another is called a __
A. cycle
B. state
C.process
D. phase
Answer: C. Process
Process : Any change that a system
undergoes from one equilibrium
state to another is called a
process. The series of states
through which a system passes
during a process is called the
path of the process.
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123. The negative sign for a gage
reading is calle __
A. Transmission of pressure
B. Vacuum of pressure
C. Vapor pressure
D. Head pressure
Answer: B. Vacuum pressure
Vacuum pressure is the difference
between the atmospheric
pressure and the absolute
pressure.
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vacuum-pressure
124. Raindrops are spherical due to
__
A. Viscosity of water
B. Surface tension
C. Air resistance
D. Condensation
Answer: B. Surface tension
Raindrops start to form in a roughly
spherical structure due to the
surface tension of water. This
surface tension is the "skin" of a
body of water that makes the
molecules stick together. The
cause is the weak hydrogen
bonds that occur between water
molecules.
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es/shape-of-a-raindrop
125. At a given pressure, the
temperature at which pure
 substance changes phase ___ 128. Which of the following is the
temperature. strongest type of bonds?
A. Critical
A. Van de Waals
B. Triple point
B. Metallic
C. Freezing
C. Ionic
D. Saturation
D. Covalent
Answer: D. Saturation
Answer: D. Covalent
A covalent bond in chemistry is a
Saturation temperature means boiling
chemical link between two atoms
point. The saturation temperature
or ions in which the electron pairs
is the temperature for a
are shared between them. A
corresponding saturation
covalent bond may also be
pressure at which a liquid boils
termed a molecular bond.
into its vapor phase.
Covalent bonds form between
two nonmetal atoms with identical
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or relatively close
saturation-temperature
electronegativity values.
126. In steady flow of a fluid the
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acceleration of any fluid particle is
of-covalent-bond-604414
___
A. Constant
129.Which are oxidizing and reducing
B. Variable
agents in the following reactions?
C. Zero
2CCl4 + K2CrO4
D. Infinite
2Cl2CO + CrO2 + 2KCl
A. There are no oxidizing and
Answer: C. Zero
reducing agents in this reactions
B. Oxiding agent: Chromium ;
velocity of a fluid particle moving in a
Reducing agent : Chlorine
steady flow is constant. Its
C. Oxiding agent: Chlorine ;
acceleration is zero.
Reducing agent : Carbon
D. Oxiding agent: Oxygen ;
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Reducing agent : Chlorine
value-of-acceleration-of-a-fluid-
particle-in-a-steady-flow-zero-or-
Answer: A. There are no oxidizing
constant
and reuducing agents in this reaction
127.What is the chemical symbol for
sulfuric acid ?
130. When all of the atoms of a
A. H2SO3
molecule are the same , the
B. H2SO5
substance is called __
C. H2SO4
A. A compound
D. H2SO2
B. A chemical
C. A element
Answer: C. H2SO4
D. An ion
Answer: A. A compound

A compound is a substance formed

when two or more chemical elements
are chemically bonded together. In
mixtures, the substances present are
not chemically bonded together.

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compound.html