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This section includes 4 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Pulp & Paper knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. |
_____________ filters could be utilized to remove the effect of gloss light reflected according to Fresnel s law which has a degree of polarization. |
| A. | tPolarized |
| B. | tDoped |
| C. | tMagnified |
| D. | tElectrocuted |
| Answer» B. tDoped | |
| 2. |
The Kubelka Munk theory was developed to define properties based on the thickness of a material (X), but in the case of porous materials like ___________ workers quickly started utilizing basis weight. |
| A. | tThinner |
| B. | tPaper |
| C. | tPaint |
| D. | tPlastic |
| Answer» C. tPaint | |
| 3. |
The Kubelka Munk theory of light allows one to predict quantitatively the behaviour of light in coatings such as ___________ for which it was developed; this work has become the basis of much of this field. |
| A. | tThinner |
| B. | tPaper |
| C. | tPaint |
| D. | tPlastic |
| Answer» D. tPlastic | |
| 4. |
A normalized approach to the optical properties of paper allows one to predict the properties of paper to avoid a labour intensive trial and error work approach. |
| A. | tTrue |
| B. | tFalse |
| Answer» B. tFalse | |