Chapter 1 Chemistry
Chapter 1 Chemistry
Chapter 1 Chemistry
√ √
(a) Impulse and Surface Tension hc (d) Gc
(b) Angular momentum and Work (c)
(c) Work and Torque
G h3/ 2
(d) Young's modulus and Energy 24. If dimensions of critical velocity v c of a
−1/ 2
17. The dimensions of ( μ0 ε 0 ) are liquid flowing through a tube are expressed
as [ η x ρ y r z ] where η , ρ and r are the
(a) [ L1/ 2 T −1 /2 ] (b) [ L−1 T ]
coefficient of viscosity of liquid, density of
(c) [ ¿−1 ](d) [ L1/ 2 T 1 /2 ] liquid and radius of the tube respectively,
1 2 then the values of x , y and z are given by
18. The dimension of ε 0 E , where ε 0 is
2 (a) −1 ,−1 ,−1 (b) 1 ,1 , 1
permittivity of free space and E is electric (c) 1 ,−1 ,−1 (d) −1 ,−1 , 1
field, is 25. If force (F), velocity (V ) and time (T ) are
(a) ML2 T −2(b) ML−1 T −2 taken as fundamental units, then the
(c) ML2 T −1(d) MLT ❑−1 dimensions of mass are
19. Dimensions of resistance in an electrical (a) [ FVT −1 ] (b) [ FVT −2 ]
circuit, in terms of dimension of mass M, of (c) [ FV −1 T −1 ] (d) [ FV −1 T ]
length L, of time T and of current I, would
be
(a) [ ML2 T −2 ](b) [ ML2 T −1 I −1 ]
(c) [ ML2 T −3 I −2 ] (d) [ ML2 T −3 I −1 ]
20. The ratio of the dimensions of Planck's
constant and that of moment of inertia is
the dimensions of
(a) time(b) frequency
(c) angular momentum (d) velocity
21. The dimensions of universal gravitational
constant are
(a) [ M −1 L3 T −2 ](b) [ ML2 T −1 ]
22. A physical quantity of the dimensions of
length that can be formed out of c ,G and
2
e
is [ c is velocity of light, G is the
4 π ε0
universal constant of gravitation and e is
charge]
[ ] [ ]
2 1/ 2 2 1/ 2
2e 1 e
(a) c G (b) 2
4 π ε0 c G 4 π ε0
[ ]
2 2 1/ 2
e 1 1 e
(c) ❑ G c (d) 2 G
4 π ε0 c 4 π ε0