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Questions:
- Which of the following is a synthetic polymer?
- What is the primary benefit of using electrically conducting fire-resistant materials in electronic devices?
- Which electrically conducting fire-resistant material is commonly used in fire-resistant cables and insulation?
- Which of the following is a characteristic property of liquid crystal polymers?
- The degree of polymerization refers to?
- Which of the following compounds has the highest molecular mass?
- The rate of diffusion of macromolecules is inversely proportional to which parameter?
- What is the average dimension of branched polymers?
- What is the average dimension of linear chain polymer?
- Sedimentation viscometry provides information about which property?
- The Debye-Huckel theory is used to describe the behavior of activity coefficients in which type of solution?
- What does the Debye-Huckel theory predict about the activity coefficient of an ion with increasing concentration?
- What is the Debye-Huckel equation related to?
- The Debye-Huckel theory is most accurate for which type of ions?
- For which solutions is the Debye-Huckel theory applicable?
- What is the definition of ionic strength?
- The potential at the surface of a charged interface is referred to as what?
- The magnitude of overpotential can be reduced by which methods?
- The Tafel equation relates overpotential to which properties?
- Which law of thermodynamics states that energy cannot be created or destroyed?
- The second law of thermodynamics is known as what?
- Free energy is a measure of what?
- How is the change in free energy (G) of a reaction given?
- What does a negative G value indicate about a reaction?
- The chemical potential of a substance is a measure of which property?
- The chemical potential of a solvent in a solution is affected by which factors?
- What is partial molar volume (v)?
- What does partial molar free energy (G) represent for a component in a mixture?
- How is the partial molar volume of a component in an ideal solution given?
- Under what conditions is the partial molar property of a component in a mixture additive?
- Fugacity is commonly represented by which symbol?
- Which graphical plot is used to determine fugacity?
- In a fugacity diagram, what does the region below the curve represent?
- The activity coefficient is a measure of what?
- Which symbol is used to denote the activity coefficient?
- What does the Boltzmann distribution law describe about particles in a system?
- The Boltzmann distribution law is derived from which principles?
- Which type of motion does the rotational partition function apply to?
- On what assumption is the rotational partition function based?
- What is the vibrational partition function proportional to?
- For which type of motion is the vibrational partition function applicable?
- What assumption is the vibrational partition function based on?
- Fermi-Dirac statistics describe the behavior of which type of particles?
- To which particles is Fermi-Dirac statistics applicable?
- What characterizes non-equilibrium states?
- The first law of thermodynamics can be applied to which type of states?
- Entropy production is a measure of what?
- The entropy balance equation for fluid flow is based on which principle?
- Onsager's reciprocity relations hold for systems with which coefficients?
- The electrokinetic behavior of a system can be influenced by what factors?
- In non-equilibrium stationary systems, what affects the transformation of fluxes and forces?
- According to the Gibbs adsorption isotherm, what is surface coverage proportional to?
- The Gibbs adsorption isotherm is based on which assumption?
- The BET equation is used to estimate which property?
- The BET plot is a graph of which parameters?
- What assumption does the BET equation make about adsorption?
- What motion does the electrokinetic phenomenon refer to?
- The zeta potential measures which property?
- What factors affect the electrokinetic potential?
- Active sites on a catalyst surface are characterized by what?
- The rate of a catalyzed reaction is determined by which factors?
- What is the process of adsorption of reactant molecules on a catalyst surface typically like?
- What factors influence the catalytic activity of a surface?
- How is the adsorption of reactant molecules on a catalyst surface categorized?
- Surface-active agents work by which mechanisms?
- Which type of surfactant is commonly used in shampoos to produce foam?
- Surface-active agents can act as what?
- Which of the following is an example of nonionic surfactant?
- What is amphoteric surfactants characterized by?
- What does micellization refer to?
- What factors influence the critical micellar concentration (CMC) of surfactants?
- How is the critical micellar concentration (CMC) defined?
- Microemulsions are formed by the action of what?
- What is the process called by which monomers are linked together to form polymers?
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