11. | The amount of heat that is obtained as a result of complete combustion of one gram of a fuel in air or oxygen is called |
A. combustion | |
B. calorific value | |
C. thermal heat | |
D. Combustion heat |
12. | The essential conditions for a good fuel are |
A. it should have higher thermal temperature | |
B. it should be easily combustible | |
C. Its ignition temperature should be suitable | |
D. all of these |
13. | The necessary conditions for the process of combustion are |
A. presence of combustible material | |
B. presence of combustion nutrients | |
C. Receipt of combustion heat | |
D. All of the above |
14. | The lowest temperature at which a substance starts burning is called |
A. thermal heat | |
B. Combustion heat | |
C. calorific value | |
D. all of these |
15. | what type of combustion process is respiration |
A. rapid combustion | |
B. slow combustion | |
C. spontaneous combustion | |
D. explosion |
16. | The process of combustion that takes place without any external heat is called |
A. rapid combustion | |
B. slow combustion | |
C. spontaneous combustion | |
D. explosion |
17. | process of combustion in which heat and light are produced in a short time |
A. rapid combustion | |
B. slow combustion | |
C. spontaneous combustion | |
D. explosion |
18. | Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the code given below the Lists : List-I (Fuel Gas) A. CNG B. LPG C. Coal Gas D. Water Gas List-II (Major Components 1. Carbon Monoxide, Hydrogen 2. Butane, Propane 3. Methane, Ethane 4. Hydrogen, Methane, Carbon Monoxide |
A. A → 2, B → 1, C → 3, D → 4 | |
B. A → 2, B → 4, C → 3, D → 1 | |
C. A → 3, B → 2, C → 4, D → 1 | |
D. A → 3, B → 2, C → 1, D → 4 |
19. | How does sodium bicarbonate solution used in fire extinguishers react to form carbon dioxide? |
A. nitric acid | |
B. urticaria | |
C. acetic acid | |
D. carbolic acid |
20. | Why is sodium bicarbonate used as a fire extinguisher? |
A. From what heat does fire produce carbon dioxide | |
B. From what heat does the fire generate this carbon CO | |
C. fire from which heat it produces oxygen | |
D. fire from which heat it produces water |