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Q. What is the main advantage of using a Wheatstone bridge?
  • A. It is simple to construct
  • B. It provides high accuracy in measurement
  • C. It can measure both AC and DC
  • D. It is portable
Q. What is the main advantage of using polymers in manufacturing?
  • A. High melting point
  • B. Lightweight
  • C. High electrical conductivity
  • D. Brittleness
Q. What is the main application of a Wheatstone bridge?
  • A. Measuring capacitance
  • B. Measuring inductance
  • C. Measuring resistance
  • D. Measuring voltage
Q. What is the main application of nuclear fusion?
  • A. Nuclear power plants
  • B. Atomic bombs
  • C. Hydrogen bombs
  • D. Medical imaging
Q. What is the main cause of global warming?
  • A. Deforestation
  • B. Greenhouse gas emissions
  • C. Ozone layer depletion
  • D. Acid rain
Q. What is the main cause of the depletion of the ozone layer?
  • A. Carbon dioxide emissions
  • B. CFCs and halons
  • C. Methane emissions
  • D. Nitrogen oxides
Q. What is the main cause of the greenhouse effect?
  • A. Deforestation
  • B. Fossil fuel combustion
  • C. Agricultural practices
  • D. Industrial waste
Q. What is the main cause of the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels?
  • A. Deforestation
  • B. Volcanic activity
  • C. Ocean absorption
  • D. Photosynthesis
Q. What is the main characteristic of a black body?
  • A. It reflects all incident light
  • B. It absorbs all incident light
  • C. It emits light only at high temperatures
  • D. It emits light only at low temperatures
Q. What is the main characteristic of a catalyst in surface chemistry?
  • A. It increases the rate of reaction by changing the equilibrium.
  • B. It is consumed in the reaction.
  • C. It provides an alternative reaction pathway.
  • D. It decreases the activation energy of the reaction.
Q. What is the main characteristic of a catalyst in surface reactions?
  • A. It is consumed in the reaction.
  • B. It lowers the activation energy.
  • C. It increases the temperature of the reaction.
  • D. It changes the equilibrium constant.
Q. What is the main characteristic of geometric isomers?
  • A. Different connectivity
  • B. Different spatial arrangement
  • C. Different molecular formula
  • D. Different functional groups
Q. What is the main characteristic of optical isomers?
  • A. Different boiling points
  • B. Different melting points
  • C. Different optical activities
  • D. Different molecular weights
Q. What is the main component of air?
  • A. Oxygen
  • B. Nitrogen
  • C. Carbon Dioxide
  • D. Argon
Q. What is the main component of cell membranes?
  • A. Proteins
  • B. Carbohydrates
  • C. Phospholipids
  • D. Nucleic acids
Q. What is the main component of natural gas?
  • A. Ethane
  • B. Propane
  • C. Methane
  • D. Butane
Q. What is the main component of smog?
  • A. Ozone
  • B. Carbon dioxide
  • C. Nitrogen
  • D. Sulfur dioxide
Q. What is the main component of the cell membrane?
  • A. Proteins
  • B. Carbohydrates
  • C. Phospholipids
  • D. Nucleic acids
Q. What is the main component of the gas used in hydrogen fuel cells?
  • A. Oxygen
  • B. Hydrogen
  • C. Carbon dioxide
  • D. Nitrogen
Q. What is the main component of vinegar?
  • A. Acetic acid
  • B. Citric acid
  • C. Lactic acid
  • D. Formic acid
Q. What is the main component of water gas?
  • A. H2
  • B. CO
  • C. CO2
  • D. O2
Q. What is the main consequence of acid rain?
  • A. Increased soil fertility
  • B. Corrosion of buildings
  • C. Reduction of greenhouse gases
  • D. Improvement of water quality
Q. What is the main difference between adsorption and absorption?
  • A. Adsorption involves a surface phenomenon
  • B. Absorption is a surface phenomenon
  • C. Both are the same
  • D. Adsorption is faster than absorption
Q. What is the main difference between aldehydes and ketones?
  • A. Position of the carbonyl group
  • B. Number of carbon atoms
  • C. Presence of hydrogen
  • D. All of the above
Q. What is the main difference between alpha and beta radiation?
  • A. Charge
  • B. Mass
  • C. Speed
  • D. Penetrating power
Q. What is the main difference between classical and quantum mechanics?
  • A. Determinism vs. probability
  • B. Energy conservation
  • C. Force laws
  • D. Motion equations
Q. What is the main difference between diffraction and interference?
  • A. Diffraction involves multiple sources, interference does not
  • B. Interference involves multiple sources, diffraction does not
  • C. Diffraction occurs with sound waves only
  • D. Interference occurs with light waves only
Q. What is the main difference between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion?
  • A. Fission combines nuclei, fusion splits them
  • B. Fission splits nuclei, fusion combines them
  • C. Fission occurs in stars, fusion occurs in reactors
  • D. Fission is safer than fusion
Q. What is the main difference between nuclear fusion and nuclear fission?
  • A. Fusion combines nuclei, fission splits them
  • B. Fusion splits nuclei, fission combines them
  • C. Fusion occurs in stars, fission occurs in reactors
  • D. Both are the same process
Q. What is the main difference between physisorption and chemisorption?
  • A. Temperature dependence
  • B. Nature of forces involved
  • C. Reversibility
  • D. All of the above
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