Experiment- 1

Q.1 What do you mean by viscosity ?

Q.2 Define coefficient of viscosity ?
Q.3 What is stream line motion ?
Q.4 What is turbulent flow ?
Q.5 What is the effect of pressure and temperature on
coefficient of viscosity ?
Q.6 In poiseuille’s method what overcomes the viscous force ?
Q.7 Is it necessary to keep the pressure difference constant ?
Q.8 Does the flow of liquid depend only on its viscosity ?
Q.9 Why the capillary should be of uniform cross section ?
Q.10 On what factors does the rate of flow of water through the
capillary tube depends ?
Q.11 Can you not use a tube of larger diameter ?
Q.12 Can you use this apparatus to determine the viscosity of a
gas ?
Q.13 Why do you keep the capillary tube horizontal ?
 Experiment-2

Q.1 What is Stroke’s law ?

Q.2 Why do you take small balls in experiment ?
Q.3 Why do you wet the balls before allowing them to fall
through the liquid ?
Q.4 For what types of liquids, this method is suitable ?
Q.5 In equilibrium state which forces act on the body ?
Q.6 How the above forces balance in equilibrium ?
Q.7 What would be the expression for terminal velocity ?
Q.8 On what factors the terminal velocity depends ?
Q.9 Why the tiny rain drops appear to us to be floating
about as clouds ?
Q.10 How can you study the variation of viscosity with
temperature with the help of this apparatus ?
 Experiment-3

Q.1 What do you mean by absortive power ?

Q.2 What is a photo-voltaic cell ?
Q.3 What is the advantage of photo-voltaic cell over photo cell?
Q.4 On what principle a photo-conductive cell is based ?
Q.5 On what factors does the absorption of light through a
solution depends ?
Q.6 When light passes through a solution, its intensity
diminishes due to absorption as well as in view of inverse
square law. How have you accounted for the second factor
in your experiment ?
 eExperiment-4

Q.1 Why is the experimental material taken in the form of disc?

Q.2 Why the two discs, between which the disc of bad
conductor is pressed, are taken of metal ?
Q.3 What is principle involved in this method ?
Q.4 At what temperature , do you find rate of radiation ?
Q.5 Can this method be used in case of good conductors ?
Q.6 Can this method me used in case of liquids ?
 Experiment-5

Q.1 Define Stefan’s law ?

Q.2 What is Stefan’s constant ?
Q.3 What is a black body ?
Q.4 Do you know about Kirchoff’s law of black body radiation?
Q.5 What is emissive power and absorptive power ?
Q.6 Why is the silver disc blackened ?
Q.7 Why the disc is kept at the centre of the hemisphere ?
Q.8 Why do you draw the tangent close to the origin in the
second part of experiment ?
Q.9 Why do you want to keep the temperature of the enclosure
as constant ?
Q.10 What body is receiving heat in the experiment ?
Q.11 Why do you take a disc of silver ?
 Experiment-6

Q.1 What is the magnitude of the field at the centre of the coil ?
Q.2 What is the direction of this field ?
Q.3 How does the field vary along the axis of the coil ?
Q.4 Is the field uniform at the centre ?
Q.5 How can you get more wide region of uniform field ?
Q.6 How do you get uniform field in the case of Helmholtz
galvanometer ?
Q.7 Is it true for any direction of current in the two coils ?
Q.8 If any current carrying conductor is placed close to the
coil then will it effect your measurement ?
 Experiment-7

Q.1 what do you mean by hysteresis loss ?

Q.2 Why is the work not totally recovered ?
Q.3 What is retentivity ?
Q.4 What is intensity of magnetisation ?
Q.5 What is hysteresis ?
Q.6 Why an integrating circuit is used with the secondary ?
Q.7 What should be the value of resistor in the integrating
circuit ?
Q.8 Where from you get the magnetizing field(H) ?
Q.9 How do you get a B-H curve then ?
Q.10 How do you relate the hysteresis loss with area of B-H
curve ?
Q.11 What is µo ?
Q.12 What is relative permeability ?
Q.13 What is relation between B,H and I ?
 Experiment-8

Q.1 What is triode transistor ?

Q.2 What is PNP transistor ?
Q.3 What is emitter , collector and base ?
Q.4 Why is it called a transistor ?
Q.5 What are the basic material for making transistor ?
Q.6 What is peculiar about semiconductor ?
Q.7 What is the difference between a transistor and vacuum
tube ?
Q.8 What are the advantages of atransistor over a vacuum tube?
Q.9 How the current is conducted in PNP transistor ?
Q.10 Which region in the transistor are heavily doped ?
Q.11 How a PNP and NPN transistor is biased ?
Q.12 What is the fundamental relation between the current
in a bipolar transistor ?
Q.13 Why common emitter amplifier is most widely used ?
Q.14 Define static current amplification factors ?