Physics-Objective Related Question Answers

651. Chain reaction is allowed to proceed slowly and in a controlled manner in?

Nuclear reactor

652. Fuels used in nuclear reactors are?

Uranium 233; Uranium 235; Plutonium 239

653. The device used to slow down the fast moving secondary neutrons?

Moderator

654. Commonly used moderators are?

Heavy water; Graphite; Rods of Boron and Cadmium; Berillium oxide

655. The substances used to remove the heat produced from the nuclear reactor?

Coolants

656. Coolant used in high temperature breeder reactor?

Liquid Sodium

657. The fuel used in the fast breeder reactors?

Plutonium; Uranium oxide Power reactors Converts nuclear fission energy into electric power

658. Early reactors were known as?

Atomic piles

659. Atomic clock (ceasium) was discovered by?

Louis Essen

660. The total normal force exerted by a fluid on a surface is called?

Thrust

661. The total gravitational force act on a body?

Weight {W=mg [m·= mass of the body; g = acceleration due to gravity]}

662. Weight of a body is Minimum at?

the Equator

663. Weight of a body is Zero at?

The centre of Earth

664. Weight of a body is maximum at?

The poles of the Earth

665. Weight of a body in moon is equal to?

1/6th of the weight of a body on earth

666. The amount of matter contained in a body is called?

Mass

667. Density of water is?

1000 kg/m3

668. Density of water is maximum at?

4°C

669. Relative density is also known as?

Specific gravity

670. Water occupies maximum volume at?

- 0°C

671. When ice melts level of water….?

remains Constant

672. When ice melts, its volume…..?

Decreases

673. Why Ice floats on water?

Density of Ice is less than the density of water

674. Why a ship of iron and steel float on water?

Density of iron is less than the density of water

675. Why Iron nail sinks in water?

Density of iron is less than the density of water
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