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Atria Institute of Technology Date : D D M M Y E A R

Dr. M Harish Raju Subject : Engineering Chemistry

Multiple Choices: Corrosion Engineering Science

1. The reaction that takes place during corrosion of a metal is
(A) Oxidation (B) Reduction
(C) Complex formation (D) Precipitation

2. Rate of Corrosion increases with

(A) Increase in temperature (B) Increase in the conductivity of the medium
(C) Increase in humidity (D) All the above

3. Corrosion of steel screws in brass hinges exposed to moist air is an example of

(A) Differential metal corrosion (B) Stress corrosion
(C) Differential aeration corrosion (D) Grain boundary corrosion

4. Corrosion of iron rod at the partially immersed portion in water is an example of

(A) Differential metal corrosion (B) Stress corrosion
(C) Differential aeration corrosion (D) Grain boundary corrosion

5. Corrosion of Steel boiler along the riveted portions is an example of

(A) Differential metal corrosion (B) Stress corrosion
(C) Differential aeration corrosion (D) Grain boundary corrosion

6. Which of the following types explains corrosion in barbed wires?

(A) Differential metal corrosion (B) Stress corrosion
(C) Differential aeration corrosion (D) Grain boundary corrosion

7. Which of the following factors accounts for lower corrosion rate?

(A) Large anodic area and small cathodic area (B) Small anodic area and large cathodic area
(C) High temperature (D) High humidity.

8. Water line corrosion in steel tank is an example of

(A) Differential metal corrosion (B) Pitting corrosion
(C) Differential aeration corrosion (D) Stress corrosion.

9. Caustic embrittlement in boilers is an example of

(A) Differential metal corrosion (B) Pitting corrosion
(C) Water line corrosion (D) Stress corrosion.

10. During electrochemical corrosion in a deaerated acidic medium

(A) Hydrogen is evolved at cathode (B) Oxygen is evolved at anode
(C) Hydrogen is oxidized at cathode (D) Oxygen is reduced at anode

11. Corrosion protection of steel water tank by correcting it to magnesium block is an

example of
(A) Sacrificial anodic protection (B) Sacrificial cathodic protection.
(C) Impressed voltage protection. (D) Anodizing

12. Galvanizing is an example of

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(A) Cathodic metal coating (B) Anodic metal coating
(C) Anodizing (D) Sacrificial anodic method of corrosion control

13. Galvanizing is the process of coating of iron with

(A) Tin (B) Zn
(C) Cu (D) Ni

14. Sacrificial anode method of protecting a metal is an expmaple

(A) Anodic Protection. (B) Metal coating
(C) Cathodic protection (D) Organic coating.

15. The coating used for iron container used to store food is
(A) Zinc (B) Tin
(C) Lead (D) Aluminium

16. The role of Palm oil in coating of tin on iron is

(A) To prevent oxidation of Tin (B) As lubricant
(C) To reduce tin (D) To prevent reduction of iron.

17.
(A) (B)
(C) (D)

18. Cetane number is defined for

(A) Petrol (B) Diesel
(C) Petroleum (D) LPG

19. The knocking characteristic of petrol is expressed in terms of

(A) Octane number (B) Cetane number
(C) Calorific value (D) Power number

20. Quality of diesel fuel is determined by

(A) Octane rating (B) Percentage of Carbon
(C) Length of hydrocarbon chain (D) Cetane number

21. Bomb calorimeter is used for determination of calorific value of

(A) Only solid fuel (B) Only liquid fule
(C) Both (a) & (b) (D) Gaseous fuel

22. Which of the following is renewable source of energy?

(A) Gasoline (B) LPG
(C) Solar radiation (D) Coal

23. The unit of calorific value of a fuel is

(A) Jkg-1 (B) Jg-1 0C
(C) Jkg-2 (D) Jg-1 K+-1

24. If the percentage of hydrogen in a fuel sample is high, its net calorific value is
(A) High (B) Low
(C) Constant (D) Cannot be Predicted

25. Cracking of petroleum involves

(A) Breaking down of hydrocarbons into smaller fragments
(B) Changing the structure of hydrocarbon without altering the number of carbon atoms
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(C) Fractionation (D) Refining

26. Knocking in internal combustion engine is mainly due to

(A) Use of tetraethyl lead (B) Isomerizations of hydrocarbons in petrol
(C) Formation of peroxides (D) Complete of combustion of hydrocarbons in petrol

27. Cetane is
(A) Alkane (B) Aromatic
(C) Cyclo alkane (D) Alkene

28. Octane no. is increased by the addition of

(A) TEL only (B) MTBE only
(C) Dibromoethan (D) Both (a) and (B)

29. Photovoltaic cell is

(A) Storage cell (B) Rechargeable cell
(C) Energy conversion device (D) Fuel cell

30. A device which produces electricity using solar energy is called

(A) Fuel cell (B) Photovoltaic cell
(C) Voltaic Cell (D) Concentration cell

31. Photovoltaic cell converts

(A) Electrical energy into solar energy (B) Chemical energy into solar energy
(C) Solar energy into chemical energy (D) None of the above

32. Photovoltaic cell consists of

(A) p-type semiconductor (B) p-n Junction
(C) n-type semiconductor (D) Si with an oxidizing or reducing dopant

33. Power alcohol is characterized by

(A) High antiknocking property (B) Reduced emission of CO
(C) High energy output (D) All the above

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(C) (D)

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(A) [Type Answer] (B)
(C) (D)

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