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WorksheetsScientific Principles 6035-02 | Part 1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Water is at its maximum density at what temperature?
100°C
4°C
25°C
0°C
The pascal can be expressed in units of:
Kg/m³
Kg/L
N/m²
N/Kg
A non-ferrous metal is a metal that does not contain:
Aluminium
Nickel
Copper
Iron
Which of the following is NOT a 'Pure Metal'?
Lead
Zinc
Brass
Copper
Ferrous metals are magnetic and if not treated will:
Shrink
Expand
Corrode
Lose it magnetic effect
Which of the following has the highest coefficient of linear expansion?
Low Carbon Steel
Copper
PVCu
Lead
A mixture of two or more metals is known as:
Alloy metals
Ferrous metals
Non-ferrous metals
A copper and zinc mix make what alloy metal?
Aluminium
Bronze
Brass
Steel
A carbon and iron mix make what alloy metal
Aluminium
Bronze
Brass
Steel
Which of these thermoplastics do NOT degrade in sunlight?
MDPE
PVCu
Polypropylene
ABS
Weight is the force, it is measured in:
Kilograms
Pounds
Newtons
Stone
Gravity is measured in Newtons. How many Newtons(N) are there to 1Kg?
1Kg = ___
9.81 Newtons
11 Newtons
7.52 Newtons
1.6 Newtons
In terms of Relative Density, water has a density of 1.
If solid or liquid has a density of 0.6 it would:
Sink
Float
Evaporate
The specific heat value of water is?
4.186KJ/Kg
0.887KJ/Kg
0.394KJ/Kg
0.114KJ/Kg
How much does a piece of material expand by when heated is known as?
Malleability of linear expansion
Tensile Strength of linear expansion
Coefficient of linear expansion
________ occurs when water, iron and oxygen are together.
Rust
Chemical reaction
Explosions
Expansion
Which of these are NOT one of the ways of preventing corrosion?
Galvanised
Denso Tape
Flux
Inhibitors
In a hot water cylinder, a sacrificial anode is installed. It is made of what material?
Lead
Magnesium
PVCu
Chromium
When water exceeds 100°C it can turn to steam. It can expand almost how many times the original volume?
1,000,000 times
1,600 times
100 times
2,500 times
The chemical compound for water is: (select 2)
Hydrogen
Helium
Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
If water is heated to 65°C and above, it will form limescale. What type of water is this classed as?
Temporary hard water
Temporary soft water
Hard water
Soft water
Temporary hardness contains __________ and can be removed by heating the water above 65°C.
Calcium sulphates
Calcium carbonates
Calcium oxates
Pressure is measured in:
Metres per second
(m/s)
Litres per minute
(L/M)
Newtons
(N)
Pascal
(Pa)
Intensity of Pressure (N/m²) is measured as:
Head height
x
Gravity
Head height
÷
Gravity
Head height
x
Force
Gravity
÷
Head height
If your BAR pressure is at 1.5, what is your head height?
1.5 metres
150 metres
15 metres
3 metres
At sea level the atmospheric pressure is :
101.3kPa
10.6kPa
250kPa
56kPa
1 litre of water equals:
10Kg
1Kg
100Kg
2.5Kg
Statement: A 90° pulled bend creates more resistance than an elbow fitting.
TRUE
FALSE
How much heat is required to raise 15kg of water from 20°C to 60°C if the specific heat capacity of water is 4.2kJ/kg/°C?
1225kJ
3657kJ
2520kJ
5252kJ
Which of the following metals is the best conductor of heat?
Copper
Cast iron
Low carbon steel
Lead
