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Free chapter-wise Physics MCQs with answers for MDCAT, FSc and entry tests.
Joule showed that mechanical work can
A) create matter
B) be converted into heat quantitatively
C) not produce heat
D) violate energy conservation
Joule's paddle-wheel experiment measured
A) R
B) J (Joule per calorie)
C) Cp
D) Cv
Mechanical equivalent of heat J connects
A) Q (cal) to W (J)
B) mass to energy
C) entropy to temperature
D) pressure to volume
1 cal of heat is equivalent to about
A) 4.2 J of work
B) 1 J of work
C) 42 J of work
D) 0.24 J of work
If 6000 J of mechanical work is fully converted to heat, the heat in calories is about
A) 1430 cal
B) 6000 cal
C) 250 cal
D) 24,000 cal
Numerical: Stirring 0.5 kg water (c=4200) raises its temperature by 2 K only by work. Required work˜
A) 4.2 kJ
B) 8.4 kJ
C) 2.1 kJ
D) 0.42 kJ
Numerical: 200 cal corresponds approximately to
A) 84 J
B) 838 J
C) 4.2 kJ
D) 0.2 J
Thermodynamics is the study of
A) chemical bonds only
B) heat, work, and the macroscopic states of systems
C) nuclear forces
D) optics
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