A) Lime B) Silica C) Potash D) Soda
A) Potash B) Lime C) Soda D) Silica
A) Magnesia B) Alumina C) Glass
A) Immersion method B) Flotation method
A) Ultraviolet light examination B) X-ray diffraction test C) Spectographic test D) Physical properties examination
A) Magnesia B) Potash C) Alumina
A) At angle from the right B) At angle from the left
A) Immersion method B) Flotation method
A) Around the hole B) Outside the hole C) Perpendicular to the windowpane
A) spectrographic test B) Ultraviolet experiment test. C) X-ray diffraction test D) Polish test
A) Stress lines on a concentric crack will be at right angle to rear side. B) Stress lines on a concentric crack will be at right angle to the front side. C) Stress lines on a radial crack will be at right angle to the front side of the glass D) Stress lines on a radial crack will be at right angle to the rear side of the glass.
A) Analysis of glass from accident B) analysis of broken glass C) automobile glass analysis D) Analysis of glass from vehicle
A) Fractures on safety glass B) Fractures of broken window C) Fractures of windowpane D) Fractures on commercial glass
A) Third B) Fourth C) Second D) First
A) Must not have the tendency to adhere to the impression B) Must harden rapidly to a rigid mass C) It must be easy to apply. D) Should not injure the impression
A) B 12%, Sn 25%, Pb 12.5%, Cd 50% B) Pb 50%, Cd 12.5%, Sn 25%, B 12.5% C) Sn 12.5%, B 25%, Cd 12.5%, Pb 50% D) Cd 12.5%, Pb 25%, Ð’ 50%, Sn 12.5%
A) Cadium B) Cudisim C) Cadmium D) Cathon Dioxide
A) Alloy B) Negocoll C) Woods metal D) Celerity
A) Hustening B) Retarding C) Accelerating D) Hardening
A) Negocoll B) Plaster of Paris C) Plastic material D) Woods metal
A) Celerit B) Plaster of Paris C) Negocoll D) Plastic material
A) Any material which can be changed from plastic or liquid state to the solid condition is called casting B) Examination of tool impression is done by comparative examination the purpose of which is to determine or to show that the tool made the impression in question. C) Imprint is a weak mark made by gravity that stays on the surface. D) It is hard to identify since one mark overlaps the other
A) Compression marks B) Tool marks C) Friction marks D) Freckles marks.
A) Glass B) Gas C) solid D) doxide
A) Dynamic break B) Dynamite force C) Dynamite break D) Dynamic force |