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(a)  Gigartina                            (b)  Gelidium (c)   Gracillaria                          (d)  All the above Ans. d (8)
(a)  Polysiphonia                      (b)  Postelsia (c)   Ectocarpus                         (d)  Macrocystis Ans. b (14)
(a)  Chlorophyceae                  (b)  Myxophyceae (c)   Rhodophyceae                  (d)  Phaeophyceae Ans. b (8)
(a)  Type of pigment (b)  Nature of cell wall material (c)   Nature of reserve food (d)  All the above Ans....
(a)  Fritsch                                (b)  Papenfus (c)   Smith                                 (d)  Morris Ans. a (5)
(a)  Algae                                  (b)  Fungi (c)   Bacteria                             (d)  All the above Ans. a (55)
(a)  Prof. M.O.P. Iyenger         (b)  Prof. J.N. Mishra (c)   Prof. R.R. Mishra               (d)  Prof. R.N. Singh Ans. a (10)
a. Butadiene only b. Butadiene and styrene c. Sturene only d. Butadiene  nitryl Ans. b (16)
a. Ethylene- propylene copolymer b. Vulcanised rubber c. Polypropylene d. Polybutylene Ans.  a (8)
a. Polropene b. Natural rubber c. Synthetic rubber d. Highly vulcanized rubber Ans. d (8)
a. It is plastic in nature b. It has little durability c. It has large water-absorption capacity d. All of...
a. 05% b. 03% c. 30% d. 55.0% Ans. a (8)
a. All cis- configuration b. All trans-configuration c. Alternate cis – and trans-configuration d. Random cis-and trans-configuration Ans. a (9)
a. SF6 b. CF4 c. Cl2 F2 d. C2 F2 Ans. a (15)
a. Neoprene b. Chloroprene c. Glyptal d. Nylon Ans. a (9)
a. Neoprene b. Isoprene c. Chloroprene d. Butadiene Ans. b (8)
a. Galvanisation b. Vulcanisation c. Bessemerisation d. Sulphonation Ans. b (12)
a. propene b. Vinyl chloride c. Chloroprene d. Butadiene Ans.c (6)
a. Buna – S b. Neoprene c.Teflon d. Orlon Ans. a (12)
a. PHBV b. Buna- N c. Nylon 6, 6 d. Nylon 2- nylon 6 Ans. d (7)
a. Cellulose b. Polythene c. Polyvinyl chloride d. Nylon -6 Ans. a (14)
a. Cellulose trinitrate b. Cellulose acetate c. Cellophane d. Pyroxylin Ans. b (7)
a. Terylene b. Polyethylene c. Polypropylene d. Nylon- 6 Ans. d (12)
a. Polymethylmethacrylate b. Polyethylene c. Polyethylacrylate d. Nylon – 6 Ans. a (7)
a. Glyptal b. Polyacrylo nitrile c. Polythylacrylate d. Polyethyl acrylate Ans. a (52)
a.  Cellulose nitrate b. Cellulose acetate c. Cellulose xanthate d. Cellulose perchlorate Ans. b (6)
a. It is poor conductor of electricity b. Its synthesis required dioxygen or a peroxide initiator as a catalyst c....
a. Lexan b. PMMA c. Nomex d. Kevlar Ans. a (8)
a. Nylon fibres b. Cotton mixed with nylon c. Terylene fibres d. Wool fibres Ans. c (49)
a. Silks b. Fabrics c. Seat belts d. All of these Ans. d (7)
a. Dacron b. Acrilan c. Glytal d. Bakelite Ans. d (9)
a. PVC b. polystyrene c. Polyethylene terephthalate d. Polyetrafloureothylene Ans. d (20)
a. Nitrogen b. KMnO 4 c. Nitrogen dixide d. Potassium chlorate Ans. c (52)
            a. Polyisobutana b. Polyert-butylene c. Polyisobutylene d. Polyisoprene Ans.c (10)
  a. Methylamine b. N- Methyl urea c. Formaldehyde d. Ammonia Ans.c (7)
Ans. c (22)
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