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Question 48

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Choose the CORRECT set of statements.
Statement I: The hydrocarbon source rock in Cambay basin is of Jurassic age. Statement II: Boholla field is in Assam basin. Statement III: Toluene is an aromatic hydrocarbon. Statement IV: Porosity of a reservoir rock increases with increase in sorting.
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Question 52

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For producing 1 kg of gold from an ore having an assay of 2 ppm Au, ________ × 10³ kg of ore needs to be processed.

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Question 3

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Brown coal that has high moisture content and commonly retains many of the original wood fragments is called
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Question 27

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Which one of the following ore minerals shows internal reflection?
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Question 44

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Two coeval primary aqueous biphasic fluid inclusions, X (liquid-rich) and Y (vapor-rich), occur in the same grain of the host mineral. Which one of the following situations most likely indicates boiling of the fluid?
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Question 45

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During bench blasting in a quarry, 50 kg of an explosive with a yield of 5 MegaJoule/kg is required to break 100 m

of marble. In this case, the energy expended in breaking a unit volume of marble in MegaNewton/m

would be ____________.

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Question 30

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The empirical probability distribution of gold (Au) grades shows a unimodal distribution with mode = 2 g/t, median = 3 g/t, and mean = 5 g/t. This probability distribution is
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Question 41

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Match the following classical ore deposits (Group-I) with their associated ore minerals (Group-II)
Group-I P. Sudbury type deposit Q. Mississippi valley type deposit R. Climax type deposit S. IOCG type deposit
Group-II
Molybdenite
Uraninite and chalcopyrite
Pentlandite
Psilomelane
Sphalerite and Galena
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Question 46

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2 g air dried coal contains 0.2 g moisture, 0.3 g ash and 0.5 g volatile matter. The volatile matter content in the coal in dry mineral matter free (d.m.f) basis is __________ %. (mineral matter content = 1.1×ash content)

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Question 47

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The approximate temperature for ‘oil window’ ranges from
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