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1) Which of the following temperature measurements is not possible a)273 K b) -273K c) 0...

1) Which of the following temperature measurements is not possible
a)273 K
b) -273K
c) 0 K
d) -100 C
e) None

2)Which of the following is the extensive property of a thermodynamic system ?
is not possible
a)Volume
b) Pressure
c) Temperature
d) None
e) Density


3)A system in which mass as well as energy cannot be exchanged with the surroundings is called a/an:

Insulated system
or
Closed system
   or  
Open system
or
      
Isolated system
or
      
None of the given

4)A system is said to be in mechanical equilibrium if

The mass throughout the system is constant.

      
The temperature throughout the system is constant.

      
The pressure throughout the system is constant.

      
The volume throughout the system is constant.

      
None of the given

5)The total energy of a system comprises of:

      
None of the given

      
Kinetic energy, potential energy and chemical energy.

      
Kinetic energy, potential energy and internal energy

      
Kinetic energy, potential energy and vibrational energy.

      
Kinetic energy, potential energy and rotational energy.


6)The mode of heat transfer through a solid wall is:

      
Nucleation

      
Convection

      
None of the given

      
Conduction

      
Radiation


7)Which of the following is a component of macroscopic energy?

      
Chemical energy

      
None of the given

      
Latent energy

      
Kinetic energy

      
Sensible energy

Homework Answers

Answer #1

1) Negative kelvin temperature scale temperature is not possible ti measure (Absolute zero=273 K (or) 0K)...(b is correct)

2)Temperature is the intensive property (C is correct)

3)Insulated system can not exchange maatter and energy between system and surroundings.

4)A system is said to be in mechanical equilibrium if there is no force between system and surroundings,Therefore

none of given is correct.

5)Toal energy is the sum of Kinetic energy, potential energy (or) internal energy. Therefore none of given is correct.

6) The mode of heat transfer through a solid wall is conduction.

7)Kinetic energy is component of macroscopic energy.

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