09 Materials Flashcards

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What is the definition of density?

A

Mass per unit volume.

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What is the equation of density?

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Mass / volume (m/v)

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What is the unit for density?

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Kg m^-3 or g cm^-3

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4
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What is the symbol of density?

A

p

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5
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What is the density of pure water?

A

1000kg m^-3

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What is the definition of precision?

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The smallest non-zero reading that can be measured.

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7
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What does the uncertainty have to be bigger than?

A

The instruments precision.

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8
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When a quantity is found by raising another quantity to a power,how do you get the percentage uncertainty?

A

Multiply the percentage uncertainty of the original quantity by the power.
eg- d^3 —> %Ud x 3

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9
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When a quantity in multiplied or divided by another, how do you find the combined percentage uncertainty?

A

Add the values together.

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10
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If there is no range then what is the uncertainty?

A

The same as the precision

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11
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What does vernier mean?

A

2 scales that cross

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12
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How do you use a vernier micrometer?

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•take a reading close to the jaws using the ratchet.
•read the main scale reading from the barrel and add this value to micrometer reading on the thimble where the 2 scales meet

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13
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How do you use vernier callipers?

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Start by looking at where the 0 on the bottom scale meets the other scale. This gives the mm’s. Then look at which line on the bottoms scale lines up perfectly with the main scale. This gives the 100th’s of a mm.

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14
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What is this?

A

Digital callipers

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15
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What is this?

A

A vernier micrometer.

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16
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What is this?

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Vernier callipers

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17
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What is Hooke’s law?

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Hooke’s law is obeyed if extension is directly proportional to the stretching force provided the limit of the proportionality has not been exceeded.

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18
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What is the definition of spring constant?

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The stretching force per unit extension.

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19
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What is the symbol for spring constant?

20
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What is spring constant (k) measured in?

21
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What error does a set square avoid?

A

Parallax error.

22
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What is the independent variable for the Hooke’s law practical?

A

The mass / force / weight.

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What is the dependent variable of the Hooke’s law practical?

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What is the control variable of the Hooke’s law practical?

A

Use the same spring.

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In the Hooke's law practical, how do you ensure that the ruler is vertical?
Use a **spirit level** or set square.
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What is a source of error in the Hooke's law experiment? *not parallax *
Masses aren't the correct mass
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As a spring stretches what happens to the force needed to stretch it?
It increases
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Where is elastic strain energy stored?
In a stretched string
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What is the area between the line and the extension axis equal to in a force vs extension graph?
The energy stored in a spring that has been stretched by an amount equal to ΔL
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What in tension in P + tension in Q equal to?
The weight
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What is the tension in each spring equal to?
½ weight
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What is the extension of each spring compared with if it was a single spring supporting the weight?
½
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What is the spring constant of a parallel combination of 2 identical springs?
Double that of a single spring.
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What is the tension of each spring equal to?
The weight
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What is the extension of each spring compared with if it was a single spring supporting the weight?
The same
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What is the extension of the combination compared to that if a single spring?
Double
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What is the spring constant of a series combination of two springs half of?
The spring constant of a single spring.
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What type of line on a force vs extension graph should a material which obeys hookes law produce?
A straight line through the origin.
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What happens to an elastic material after it has been stretched and the load has been removed?
It returns to its original length.
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What is a material which has a permanent stretch once the load has been removed said to have?
To have been stretched beyond its elastic limit and has shown plastic behaviour.
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What is the area between the loading curve and the extension axis equal to in a force vs extension graph?
The energy stored in the stretched material.
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What is the area between the unloading curve and the extension axis equal to in a force vs extension graph?
The energy used to lift the load each time a mass is removed from the hanger.
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What is the shaded area called?
A hysteresis loop
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What is the difference between the loading and the unloading areas equal to on a force vs extension graph?
The energy converted to heat in the rubber band during the experiment.
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