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In an experiment to verify Boyle's law, a student plotted P against V. His graph is a ----------

A .straight line
B. hyperbola
C. parabola
D. circle
1 Determine the quantity of heat required to convert 1kg of ice at -20
degrees Celsius to water at 100 degrees Celsius? Specific heat capacities of water and ice water are 2302 J/kgK and 4186 J/kgK respectively.
In an experiment to determine the surface tension of water by the capillary rise method, the surface tension depends on all of the following EXCEPT------------

A. internal radius of the capillary tube
B. the height of the water column
C. density of water
D. compressibilty of water
What is the formula to get the steam pressure and steam temperature?
adiabatic demagnetisation
Two closed containers of equal volume filled with air at pressure P and temperature T.Both are connected by a narrow tube.if one of the container is maintained at temperature T and other at temperature T' ,then new pressure in the container ...
Expansion joints are used for materials that easily expand and contract depending upon its temperature. How much expansion can take place for a brass pipe 25.8 m long that experiences temperature changes of 75.2°C?
Take two tin cans of different diameters and approximately same heights so that one can be placed into the other with some gap between them. Make a lid of thick thermocol which may cover both the cans. Make a small hole in the lid at its centre and fix a lab. thermometer in it. Fill the gap between the cans with saw dust. Now fill the inner can with hot water (~70 °C) so that water does not spring out. Cover it with a lid. Note down the temperature of water every 5 minutes till the temperature drops to about 50 °C. Record the readings. Repeat the experiment by using common slat, sand, iron dust in place of saw dust. Plot cooling curves for all the four cases. Which of these materials is the best thermal insulator and which one is worst thermal insulator.
What vector must be added to the vectors
k j i a
ˆ ˆ ˆ
2    

and
k j i b
ˆ ˆ ˆ
2   

so that the
resultant would be a unit vector in the x- axis direction.
If the two protons move past each other,, than what are the charges on the above proton?? What is the ratio between electric and magnetic forces??
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