Materials and Components Many compounds also exhibit semiconducting properties. False True False True ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Materials and Components The phenomenon of dielectric hysteresis occurs with None of these DC AC Both AC and DC None of these DC AC Both AC and DC ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Materials and Components An atom of a rare gas is placed is an electric field E. Then The nucleus will be shifted in a direction opposite to that of E. The nucleus will not be shifted. The nucleus will be shifted in the direction of E by an amount which is proportional to E. The nucleus will be shifted in the direction of E by an amount which is independent of E. The nucleus will be shifted in a direction opposite to that of E. The nucleus will not be shifted. The nucleus will be shifted in the direction of E by an amount which is proportional to E. The nucleus will be shifted in the direction of E by an amount which is independent of E. ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Materials and Components On the basis of the type of chemical bonds, solids may be classified into Ionic crystals Ionic and valence crystals Ionic crystal, valence crystals and metals Ionic crystals, valence crystals, metal and vander wall crystals Ionic crystals Ionic and valence crystals Ionic crystal, valence crystals and metals Ionic crystals, valence crystals, metal and vander wall crystals ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Materials and Components With increase in temperature, the electrical conductivity would Decrease in metals but increase in intrinsic semiconductor Increase in metals but decrease in intrinsic semiconductor Increase in metals as well as in intrinsic semiconductor Decrease in metals as well as in intrinsic semiconductor Decrease in metals but increase in intrinsic semiconductor Increase in metals but decrease in intrinsic semiconductor Increase in metals as well as in intrinsic semiconductor Decrease in metals as well as in intrinsic semiconductor ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Materials and Components Ferrimagnetic materials have anti parallel orientation of equal moments of permanent dipoles. True False True False ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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