Physics, asked by mugesh78, 1 year ago

When the ionisation energy of a gas is high

 more electrons can be generated at low temperatures

 more ions can be generated at low temperatures

 arc temperature increases

 arc extinguishes

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According to Eggert-Saha equation, when the temperature of the gas increases

 fraction of ionisation increases

 fraction of ionisation decreases

 electron number density decreases

 ion number density decreases.

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While welding of metals and alloys, metal vapours control the ionisation process inside arc because

 metal vapours have low ionisation energy

 metal vapours have high ionisation energy

 ionisation energy decreases as a function of temperature

 ionisation energy increases as a function of temperature.

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By introducing diatomic gases in atomic arc shielding gases,

 arc becomes hotter

 weld bead penetration increases

 arc extinguishes

 temperature gradient inside the arc can be reduced.

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Dissociation energy of a diatomic gas

 decreases when the temperature is increased

 increases when the temperature is increased

 does not change with temperature

 changes with gas velocity.

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When CO2CO2 dissociates, it forms

 CO and O

C and O2O2

C2C2 and O

CO2CO2 and C.

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Which one of the following gases has highest ionisation energy?

 Argon

 Iron vapour

 Helium

 Atomic hydrogen

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In welding arc, electric current is determined by

 electron current because of mass of the electron is low

 ionic current mass of the electron is low

 melting point of the electrode

 metal vapour condensation.

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Average drift velocity of electron increases when the

 gas velocity increases

 time between two collisions decreases

 electron number density increases

 time between two collisions increases.

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Plasma jet formation in arc is due to

 repulsion of charge carriers

 generation of Lorentz force

 accumulation of charge carriers at the electrode tips

 all the above

Answers

Answered by ashishbahuguna72
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Answered by Mani1235789
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Answer:

According to Eggert-Saha equation, when the temperature of the gas increases

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