Science General · Chemistry
Materials and Their Applications
2,794 Questions
Materials and Their Applications questions examine the properties and uses of raw materials like ceramics, cement, clay, and glass. This topic is a core component of general science in SSC, railways, and technical exams. Review these questions to master the practical applications of various compounds.
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Materials and Their Applications Questions
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Papier means paper, notebooks are made of paper.
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This question is a valid inquiry into technical specifications and quality assurance in civil engineering. It asks for the specific proportions of materials like cement, sand, and aggregate. It also addresses the critical process of ensuring the resulting structure meets safety and durability standards.
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Tin bonds readily to iron and is used for coating lead or zinc and steel to prevent corrosion.
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coins and statues
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axle of motor cars
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aircrafts
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rock driller
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Duralumin is a hard, strong, lightweight alloy of aluminum, copper, manganese, and magnesium, widely used in aircraft construction.
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springs and tools
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engine parts
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external parts of troller and steamer
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coins
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Magnalium is an alloy of aluminum and magnesium, valued for its strength and corrosion resistance, often used in external parts of ships and steamers.
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Graphene Aerogel
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Metallic Microlattice
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Silica Aerogel
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Aggregated Diamond Nanorods
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Styrofoam
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MTA
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GIC
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Calcium hydroxide
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Zinc oxide eugenol
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Dental compomer
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Mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) is considered to be the material of choice for perforation repair.
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pure glasses
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humidity controle
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thermal insulator
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anticaking agent
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Option (3) and (4) are correct
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Fused quartz performs better U.V. transmission than most of the other glasses and is used to make lenses and other optics for the U.V. spectrum. It used in the manufacture of pure glasses.
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In physics, elasticity refers to a material's ability to return to its original shape after being deformed. Steel is more elastic than rubber because it requires a greater force to produce a given deformation and returns to its original state more perfectly.
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b and d
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a and d
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a and c
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b and c
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This is the correct answer. Butter paper and ground glass allows some light pass through them, so they are caleed translucent materials.
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Elasticity is the ability of a material to return to its original shape after being deformed. Steel is more elastic than rubber because it requires a much greater force to deform it and it returns to its original shape more perfectly.
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Sand
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Slate
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Wood
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None of these
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Silica sand is the primary raw material used in the manufacturing of glass.
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Cobbler makes shoes and mason makes walls.
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Soft irons
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Magnet
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Thin sheet of any metal
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Steel
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The telephone diaphragm is made of soft iron because it is a ferromagnetic material that can easily respond to the fluctuating magnetic fields generated by the voice coil.
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Cast iron
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Gun metal
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High carbon steel
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Wrought iron
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The rollers of a cane crusher are subjected to high pressure and wear, requiring a material that is hard and durable. Cast iron is commonly used for these rollers due to its hardness and ability to withstand the crushing forces.