Chemical Engineering - Chemical Engineering Basics
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36.
The phenomenon of strain-ageing is generally experienced with
37.
The capacity of a material to absorb energy depends upon both its strength & stiffness. The term 'stiffness' of a material is the opposite of its
38.
Filler metal is not used in the __________ welding.
39.
The heat released by cooling one mole of copper from 400 K to room temperature (300 K) is (assume : Cp of copper is 23 J K-1mole-1)
40.
Sudden immersion/dipping of red hot steel bar in water makes it
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