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The ceramic technology paper seeks to explain the engineering and ways of creating and utilising ceramics wherever they can be used. It explores into the whole technology involved in the cutting, polishing and preparation of ceramics before they are sent off to the market or utilised in architecture or elsewhere. While the course has its intricacies, the physics paper clears certain conceptions in students of science before they venture further into the details and intricacies of technology. Some topics that are taught under this are characteristics of musical sound, ultrasonic waves, pentavalent unity, persistent current, brief account of temperature induced transformation, X-Ray fluoroscopy, thermal conductivity, acceptance and acceptance cone, laser beam and point source of light, optical resonator cavity, LDR, its working and applications, zener diode magnetic field effect and diamagnetic property of superconductors engineering applications of ultrasound, Weber-Fechner law, Miller indices, metallic glasses and means of preparing them, NDT methods. For your reference, below are attached some of the previous year's question papers.