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In order to estimate the specific heat of phonons, the appropriate method to apply would be

In order to estimate the specific heat of phonons, the appropriate method to apply would be

Q. In order to estimate the specific heat of phonons, the appropriate method to apply would be (A) Einstein model for acoustic phonons and Debye model for optical phonons ย (B) Einstein model for optical phonons and Debye model for acoustic phonons ย (C) Einstein model for both optical and acoustic phonons (D) Debye model for both […]

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Consider a one-dimensional gas of ๐‘ non-interacting particles of mass ๐‘š with the Hamiltonian for a single particle given by

Consider a one-dimensional gas of ๐‘ non-interacting particles of mass ๐‘š with the Hamiltonian for a single particle given by

Q. Consider a one-dimensional gas of ๐‘ non-interacting particles of mass ๐‘š with the Hamiltonian for a single particle given by , The high temperature specific heat in units of ๐‘… = ๐‘๐‘˜๐ต (๐‘˜๐ต is the Boltzmann constant) is (A) 1 (B) 1.5 (C) 2 (D) 2.5 Ans: 1

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Considering baryon number and lepton number conservation laws which of the following processes is/are allowed

Considering baryon number and lepton number conservation laws which of the following processes is/are allowed

Q. Considering baryon number and lepton number conservation laws, which of the following processes is/are allowed? (i)   ๐‘ โ†’ ๐œ‹0 + ๐‘’+ + ๐œˆ๐‘’ (ii) ๐‘’+ + ๐œˆ๐‘’ โ†’ ๐œ‡+ + ๐œˆ๐œ‡ (A) both (i) and (ii) (B) only (i)   (C) only (ii)   (D) neither (i) nor (ii) Ans: only (ii)

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In a water flooding experiment the pressure gradients in the displacing and displaced phases are 400 psi/ft and 350 psi/ft

In a water flooding experiment the pressure gradients in the displacing and displaced phases are 400 psi/ft and 350 psi/ft

Q. In a water flooding experiment, the pressure gradients in the displacing and displaced phases are 400 psi/ft and 350 psi/ft, respectively. Assume that the displacement front is stable in the absence of capillary and gravity forces. Consider that only water flows upstream and only oil flows downstream of the displacement front. Then the mobility

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In an active water drive during a certain period, the rate of production and reservoir pressure remain constant

In an active water drive during a certain period, the rate of production and reservoir pressure remain constant

Q. In an active water drive during a certain period, the rate of production and reservoir pressure remain constant. The water influx into the reservoir from the aquifer is 6000 bbl/day. The surface oil and water production rates are 3000 STB/day and 1500 STB/day, respectively. The current production gas to oil ratio is 825 SCF/STB,

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In a drilling rig, the crown block and the traveling block have three and two sheaves, respectively

In a drilling rig, the crown block and the traveling block have three and two sheaves, respectively

Q. In a drilling rig, the crown block and the traveling block have three and two sheaves, respectively. A single wireline connects the hoisting drum to the deadline anchor as shown in the figure. Neglect the weight of the pulleys and the wireline, and friction between the sheaves and wireline. The ratio of the deadline

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The sonic log parameters from an exploratory well in a reservoir are as follows

The sonic log parameters from an exploratory well in a reservoir are as follows

Q. The sonic log parameters from an exploratory well in a reservoir are as follows: Measured P-wave transit time (โˆ†๐‘ก๐‘™๐‘œ๐‘”) = 85 ยตs/ft True resistivity (Rt) = 10 ohm-m Matrix transit time (โˆ†๐‘ก๐‘š๐‘Ž) = 45 ยตs/ft Fluid transit time (โˆ†๐‘ก๐‘“๐‘™) = 205 ยตs/ft Formation water resistivity at reservoir temperature (Rw) = 0.1 ohm-m The hydrocarbon

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A model porous medium of 5 cylindrical capillaries of radii varying from 60 to 100 micrometers (refer Table) is subjected

A model porous medium of 5 cylindrical capillaries of radii varying from 60 to 100 micrometers (refer Table) is subjected

Q. A model porous medium of 5 cylindrical capillaries of radii varying from 60 to 100 micrometers (refer Table) is subjected to Mercury Injection Capillary Pressure (MICP) treatment. The capillaries are being filled in an increasing order of their entry pressure. The magnitude of (ฯƒ cos ๐œƒ)ai๐‘Ÿโˆ’๐ป๐‘” is 367 dyne/cm, where ๐œŽ is the interfacial

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