5a- unit Solids, liquids and gase Flashcards

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unit for tempreture

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Temperature

Kelvin

K

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unit for energy

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Energy

Joule

J

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unit for density

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Density

Kilogram per cubic metre

kg/m³

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4
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unit for acceleration

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Acceleration

Metre per second squared

m/s²

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5
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Unit for force

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Force

Newton

N

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6
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unit for pressure

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Pressure

Pascal

Pa

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7
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what does celcius represent

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Degree Celsius (°C) & Kelvin (K): Measures temperature (0°C = 273K).

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what does joule represent

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Joule (J): Measures energy, including thermal energy.

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waht does Kilogram per cubic metre

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Kilogram per cubic metre (kg/m³): Measures density (mass per unit volume).

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what does Metre per second squared

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Metre per second squared (m/s²): Measures acceleration.

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what does newton measure

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Newton (N): Measures force, where 1 N = 1 kg·m/s².

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what does pascal measure

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Pascal (Pa): Measures pressure, where 1 Pa = 1 N/m².

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Practical: Measuring Density and Pressure

Measuring the Density of an Irregular Object

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Method: Measure mass with a balance; find volume by water displacement.

Observation: Use to calculate density.

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Practical: Measuring Density and Pressure
Measuring Pressure in a Liquid

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Method: Use a pressure sensor at different depths in a liquid.

Observation: Pressure increases with depth, following .

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