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Question 33

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For a potential flow, the fluid velocity is given by

. The slope of the potential line at

is
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Question 34

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Consider steady incompressible flow of a Newtonian fluid over a horizontal flat plate, as shown in the figure. The boundary layer thickness is proportional to
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Question 44

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In age-hardening of an aluminium alloy, the purpose of solution treatment followed by quenching is to
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Question 45

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The magnetization (M) – magnetic field (H) curves for four different materials are given below. Which one of these materials is most suitable for use as a permanent magnet?
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Question 46

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The band gap of a semiconducting material is ∼ 2 eV. Which one of the following absorption (A) vs. energy (in eV) curves is correct?
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Question 47

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Figures (i) and (ii) show a binary phase diagram and the corresponding Gibbs free energy (

) vs. composition (

) diagram, respectively. Figure (ii) corresponds to which one of the temperatures shown in Figure (i)?
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Question 48

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Aliovalent doping of

in

leads to the formation of defects. Which one of the following is the correct defect reaction?
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Question 53

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A student performed X-ray diffraction experiment on a FCC polycrystalline pure metal. The following

values were calculated from the diffraction peaks.

However, the student was negligent and missed noting one of the peaks. Which one of the following Miller indices corresponds to the missing peak?
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Question 54

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Match the lattice planes and directions (in Column I) with the corresponding Miller indices (in Column II):
Column I: (P), (Q), (R), (S); Column II: 1.

; 2.

; 3.

; 4.

.
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Question 55

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Match the hardness test (in Column I) with its indenter type (in Column II).
Column I: (P) Brinell; (Q) Rockwell; (R) Vickers. Column II: 1. Diamond pyramid; 2. Diamond cone; 3. Tungsten carbide sphere; 4. Steel sphere
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