Q. The method of immersing a material into a molten bath for coating is known as _____

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Q. Which of these methods uses a filler wire at a high-temperature flame?

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Q. The veneering of metals for coating is known as _______

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Q. Alclad is the cladding method where _____ is coated with pure aluminum.

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Q. Which method uses the powdered form of a coating to form the protective layer?

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Q. Phosphate coating and Chromate coating are classifications of ______ coatings.

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Q. The mixture of oil and a pigment is known as _____

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Q. A varnish is a mixture of _____ and oil.

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Q. A mixture of oil and pigment in water is known as ______

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Q. Which organic coating is made from Lac dissolved in alcohol?

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Q. Which common application do anodizing and galvanizing serve?

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Q. Which of the following is a glass forming technique?

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Q. Drawing and firing operations are done on which of these processes?

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Q. Which of the following is not a form of powder pressing?

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Q. What is the firing temperature for particulate forming processes?

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Q. What does the term ‘green’ refer to for drying and firing operations?

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Q. Which pressing technique employs a rubber envelope and application of pressure by fluid?

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Q. Which of these holds true for cementitious bonds?

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Q. Injection molding can be used for parts of thickness up to __________

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Q. What is the common name for fired clay wares?

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