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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
Q1 Match the type of Power Supply with the associated hazard.
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- Generally no risk of electric shock except in applications with inductors. Risk of burns or fire.
- Hazardous live. Risk of electrocution.
- Either outwith or just inside, the hazarcous live regime. Risk of harm unlikely.
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LT (Low Tension) Power Supply.
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HT (High Tension) Power Supply.
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EHT (Extra High Tension) Power Supply.
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Q2 In a student transformers experiment using a 2V ac power supply which of the following pairs of transformer coils should be available.
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Q3 During a parents evening demonstration a chain of volunteer pupils are to be charged. Which of the following situations would be safe?
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Q4 Assuming all guidelines are adhered to and students are supervised. Which year groups are able to use lasers?
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Q5 Mercury vapour release from a Charles’ Law experiment is a usual consequence of immersing the tube in hot water?
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6. Question
Q6 Local Exhaust Ventilation is not required for occassional soldering when which of the following types of solder are being used?
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