Option A: Gold added with palladium
Option B: Gold added with calcium
Option C: Gold with much of chromium
Option D: Gold with silver
Correct Answer: Gold added with palladium ✔
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Option A: 24 K
Option B: 22 K
Option C: 18 K
Option D: 10 K
Correct Answer: 18 K ✔
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Option A: Composite
Option B: Silver
Option C: Gold
Option D: Amalgam
Correct Answer: Gold ✔
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Option A: Atomic attraction and welding
Option B: Annealing
Option C: Wedging
Option D: Adaptation
Correct Answer: Atomic attraction and welding ✔
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Option A: 10 um
Option B: 15 um
Option C: 30 um
Option D: 0.1 um
Correct Answer: 15 um ✔
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Option A: Cohesive gold
Option B: Non cohesive gold
Option C: Class I casting gold
Option D: Class IV casting gold
Correct Answer: Cohesive gold ✔
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Option A: Gold and Platinum
Option B: Cobalt and Chromium
Option C: Gold and Calcium
Option D: Tin and chromium
Correct Answer: Gold and Calcium ✔
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Option A: Crystalline
Option B: Granular gold
Option C: Mat gold
Option D: Sponge gold
Correct Answer: Granular gold ✔
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Option A: High firing temperature
Option B: Disintegration of opaque layer
Option C: Presence of copper
Option D: Formation of excess oxides
Correct Answer: Presence of copper ✔
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Option A: Made by a combination of chemical precipitation and atomization
Option B: Made by electrolytic precipitation
Option C: Made by beating pure gold at high temperatures
Option D: Made by milling pure gold ingots
Correct Answer: Made by a combination of chemical precipitation and atomization ✔
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Option A: Properly condensed mat gold has no voids
Option B: Whatever may be the type voids are inherent
Option C: Voids can be avoided with manual condensation
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Whatever may be the type voids are inherent ✔
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Option A: Perpendicular to the walls
Option B: Parallel to long axis of crown
Option C: 45° to the wall
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: 45° to the wall ✔
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Option A: Using contaminated gold foil
Option B: Poor finished preparation
Option C: Improper stepping of condenser point
Option D: Using small condenser point
Correct Answer: Improper stepping of condenser point ✔
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Option A: Electra alloy
Option B: Mat gold
Option C: Spherical gold
Option D: Gold foll
Correct Answer: Mat gold ✔
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