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MCQ 1: Porcelain is made for making crockery which is itself being prepared by
MCQ 2: Ceramics can conduct
MCQ 3: Ceramics bear the properties of
MCQ 4: Materials which can retain their strength above 550 °C are known as
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- Porcelain is made for making crockery which is itself being prepared by
- Acyl chlorides are highly
- Exothermic enthalpy changes are shown as
- Oxide with very high relative melting point is
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