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This section includes 7 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Heat Transfer Operations knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
When we take a point between the Boiling line and the freezing line in an enthalpy concentration diagram, then the mixture can exist in _______ in that particular point. |
A. | Liquid phase |
B. | Solid state |
C. | Gaseous state |
D. | Liquid and gas both |
Answer» B. Solid state | |
2. |
When we take a point between the Boiling line and the dew line in an enthalpy concentration diagram, then the mixture can exist in _______ in that particular point. |
A. | Liquid phase |
B. | Solid state |
C. | Gaseous state |
D. | Liquid and gas both |
Answer» E. | |
3. |
In an enthalpy concentration diagram, the point of intersection of a particular isothermal line to the Dew line is used to calculate _____________ |
A. | Vapour phase composition |
B. | Liquid phase composition |
C. | Water mole fraction |
D. | Liquid phase weight fraction |
Answer» B. Liquid phase composition | |
4. |
The auxiliary line value ____________ as we move towards higher concentrations in an enthalpy concentration diagram. |
A. | Increases |
B. | Decreases |
C. | Remains same |
D. | Exponentially increases |
Answer» C. Remains same | |
5. |
The _________ represents the line of 100% secondary liquid concentration in an enthalpy concentration diagram. |
A. | Top horizontal axis |
B. | Left vertical axis |
C. | Right vertical axis |
D. | Bottom horizontal axis |
Answer» D. Bottom horizontal axis | |
6. |
What is the name of the line that joins the Dew line to the Boiling line in an enthalpy concentration diagram? |
A. | Azeotropic line |
B. | Isothermal line |
C. | Auxiliary line |
D. | Freezing line |
Answer» C. Auxiliary line | |
7. |
The straight line in the enthalpy concentration diagram is known as ___________ |
A. | Dew line |
B. | Azeotropic line |
C. | Auxiliary line |
D. | Boiling line |
Answer» B. Azeotropic line | |