A. 900 volts
B. 9000 volts
C. 90 volts
D. zero
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A. 900 volts
B. 9000 volts
C. 90 volts
D. zero
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A. imaginary
B. physically existing everywhere
C. physically existing near the charges
D. depends upon case
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A. Neutrons
B. X-rays
C. Both glass rod and silk acquire a negative charge
D. None
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A. 1/4th of its original value
B. 1/8th of its original value
C. 4 times of its original value
D. 8 times of its original value
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A. 9x107N
B. 900N
C. 9x105N
D. 9x106N
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A. double
B. half
C. four times
D. remains same
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A. Nature of solvent
B. Concentration of solution
C. Nature of solute
D. All of these
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A. 0
B. 10
C. 7
D. 14
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A. Increasing the product yield
B. Enriching the product
C. Limiting the inerts
D. Heat conservation
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A. Chlorine
B. Nitrogen
C. Ethane
D. All the gases will have the same KE
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