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Class 8 Chemical Effects of Electric Current Extra Questions

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    Class 8 Chemical Effects of Electric Current Extra Objective Questions for Students

    What gases are filled in fluorescent tubes?

    (A) Neon

    (B) Sodium

    (C) Mercury

    (D) Mercury and neon

    Option d – Mercury and neon

    In comparison to an electric bulb, a fluorescent tube is preferred because

    (A) It has a greater external outer surface to radiate/emit the light

    (B) There is no effect of voltage fluctuation on it

    (C) In the tube, electric energy is almost converted into light energy

    (D) None of the above

    Option d – None of the above

    How does the white light produce in the tube?

    (A) To heat up the copper wire

    (B) To heat up the filament

    (C) To accelerate the atoms

    (D) To oscillate molecule

    Option b – To heat up the filament

    Fuse wires used for the safety of households have

    (A) Low melting point

    (B) High melting point

    (C) High resistance

    (D) Both (A) and (C)

    Option d – Both (A) and (C)

    The filament of a halogen lamp is an alloy of

    (A) Tungsten and iodine

    (B) Tungsten and bromine

    (C) Tungsten and sodium

    (D) Molybdenum and sodium

    Option c – Tungsten and sodium

    Domestic electrical wiring is basically an

    (A) Series connection

    (B) Parallel connection

    (C) Combination of series and parallel connections

    (D) Series connection within each room and parallel connective elsewhere

    Option b – Parallel connection

    A wire with black insulation during electric supply is

    (A) Live wire

    (B) Earth wire

    (C) Neutral wire

    (D) Fuse wire

    Option c – Neutral wire

    Which gas is filled in normal tube lights?

    (A) Sodium vapor with argon

    (B) Sodium vapor with neon

    (C) Mercury vapor with argon

    (D) Mercury vapor with neon

    Option c – Mercury vapor with argon

    The full form of C.F.L. is

    (A) Compact Fluorescent Lamp

    (B) Centrally Fixed Lamp

    (C) Chemical Fluorescent Lamp

    (D) Condensed Fluorescent Lamp

    Option a – Compact Fluorescent Lamp

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