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Q1.Most of the real processes are.5 Questions from chapter1 ZEROTH LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS,

 THERMODYNAMICS 

Chapter 1. ZEROTH LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS 

Q1. Most of the real processes are

(a) quasi-static

(b) non-quasi-static

(C) adiabatic 

(d ) isothermal 

Ans:(b) non-quasi-static

Q2. A system comprising of a single phase is called 

(a) closed system

(b) open system

(c) heterogeneous system

(d) homogenous system

Ans: (d) homogenous system

Q3.when mean free path of the molecules of a gas approaches the order of magnitude of the dimensions of the vessel, which concept of the following loses its validity?

(A) continuum

(B) stability 

(C) equilibrium 

(D) entropy 

Ans: (A) continuum

Q4. Which of the following is not a point function.

(A) temperature 

(B) pressure

(C) power

(D) energy

Ans: (C) power

Q5. The absolute zero pressure will be.

(A) when molecular momentum of the system becomes zero

(B) at sea level

(C) at a temperature of -273.15K

(D) under vacuum conditions

Ans: (A) when molecular momentum of the system becomes zero

 

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