Q1961.Miniaturization of present day computers has been possible due to the use of
Correct answer: Integrated Circuit Chips
Q1962.One mole of Hydrogen gas burns in excess of Oxygen to give 290 kJ of heat. What is the amount of heat produced when 4g of Hydrogen gas is burnt under the same conditions?
Correct answer: 580 kg
Q1963.Which gas is filled in normal tubelights?
Correct answer: Mercury vapour with argon
Q1964.What is the material used in the manufacturing of I.C. chips in computers?
Correct answer: Silicon
Q1965.Burning of Hydrogen produces
Correct answer: Water
Q1966.Full form of C.F.L. is
Correct answer: Compact Fluorescent Lamp
Q1967.IC chips for computers are usually made of
Correct answer: Silicon
Q1968.An element X has four electrons in its outermost orbit. What will be the formula of its compounds with hydrogen?
Correct answer: XH4
Q1969.What gases are filled in fluorescent tube?
Correct answer: Mercury and neon
Q1970.The IC chips are made of
Correct answer: Semi-conductor
Q1971.According to weight, the percentage of hydrogen in water (H2O), is
Correct answer: 11.11%
Q1972.In comparison to an electric bulb, a fluorescent tube is preferred because
Correct answer: None of the above
Q1973.IC’s are classified on the basis of
Correct answer: Number of transistors
Q1974.Which one of the following fuels causes minimum air pollution?
Correct answer: Hydrogen
Q1975.How does the white light produce in the tube?
Correct answer: To heat up the filament
Q1976.Which of the following statements is correct?
Correct answer: Modem converts the analog signal into digital signal and vice-versa
Q1977.Heavy water is a type of
Correct answer: Moderator
Q1978.Which is the gas inside an electric bulb?
Correct answer: Both (A) and (B)
Q1979.The device by which data are transferred by telephone with the help of binary signals is
Correct answer: Modem
Q1980.The chemical formula of Heavy Water is
Correct answer: D2O
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