Chemical Engineering - Chemical Engineering Basics
Exercise : Chemical Engineering Basics - Section 5
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26.
The malleability of a material is the property by virtue of which it can be rolled or hammered into thin sheets. Which of the following materials has the maximum malleability ?
27.
Particle nature of cathode rays is proved due to the fact that they
28.
The most commonly used moderator in nuclear power plants is
29.
Babbit lining is used on brass/bronze bearings to increase the
30.
The heat of neutralisation remains constant, when there is a reaction between dilute solutions of strong
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