6. Fluids & Solids Flashcards

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what are the 2 things that can be a fluid

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gas or liquid

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2
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what is the molecular arrangement like in fluids and how do they move

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not arranged in any order/structure and thus move in random directions relative to each other

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3
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what is density

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amount of mass a fluid contains in a specific volume

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4
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what is the equation for density

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p = m/V

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5
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what is the unit for density

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g/cm^3

kg/m^3

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6
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put the following into order from greatest to least density

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solid > liquid > gas

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7
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what does being least dense mean for gas

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it can be compressed

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8
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are solids and liquids compressible in terms of the GAMSAT

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no

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9
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what is specific gravity

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ratio of density of substance to density of water

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10
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what is the equation for the specific gravity

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SG = p(substance)/p(water)

p = density

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if we want to calculate the specific gravity and the density is not known what do we do

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use weight or mass of substance to find specific gravity

specific gravity will still be the same

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12
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what is the density of water

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1g.ml = 1g/cm^3

same as 10^3kg/m^2

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13
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what does it mean relative to water if the specific gravity is less than one

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substance is lighter than water

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what does it mean relative to water if the specific gravity is less than one

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substance is lighter than water

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what does it mean relative to water if the specific gravity is more than one

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substance is heavier than water

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16
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what does it mean relative to water if the specific gravity is equal to one

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substance equally as heavy as water

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17
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what is the equation for pressure

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P = F/A

F = perpendicular force to area in Newtons
P = pressure in pascal (1Pa = 1N/m^2)

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18
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what is pressure defined as

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potential energy per unit volume

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19
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what is the equation for calculating pressure

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P = pgh

p = density of gas or fluid (kg/m^3)
g = acceleration due to gravity (9.80m/s^2)
h = height of a column of gas or fluid (m)

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20
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at a certain depth what is known about the pressure of the fluid

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it is the same in all directions

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21
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does the shape or surface area of the container affect fluid pressure

22
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fluids exert forces that are always 90 degrees to what

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to the surface of the container

23
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the pressure of a fluid is directly proportional to what 2 characteristics of the fluid

A

its density and its depth

24
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what is the buoyant force

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when object is submerged in water the upward force that acts on submerged object is the buoyant force

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what is achimedes principle
buoyant force is upward force that acts on submerged object and equal to weight of fluid that is displaced by the submerged object
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what is the unit of pressure
Pascals (Pa)
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what is the equation for buoyant force
Fb = p(fluid)Vg
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the specific gravity of the fluid is equivalent to what characteristics of the object
the height of an object partially submerged in the fluid
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what is laminar flow in terms of particle movement direction and rate
all particles in fluid are moving in straight line in the same direction moving at the same rate
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what is turbulent flow in terms of particle movement direction and rate
irregular flow of particles move in a state of chaos some particles oppose the direction of others and cause collisions
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what is the equation for calculating the rate of laminar flow through a pipe
Volume = cross sectional area x distance Distance = velocity x time so Volume = cross sectional area x velocity x time (V = Avt) Rate = volume past a point/time R = Avt/t R = Av
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what is the continuity equation
A1V1 = A2V2 A = cross sectional area V = flow velocity
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what is fluid velocity
resistance of fluid layers to flow past each other
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what is the relatioship between velocity and speed
high velocity = slower
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what is reynolds number used to determine
whether the flow of a fluid is laminar or turbulent
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what is the equation for calculating reynolds number
R = vdp/n d = diametre of tube n = viscosity coefficient
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what does it mean if reynolds number is <2000
flow in a pipe is generally laminar
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what does it mean if reynolds number is >2000
flow is generally turbulent
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what is surface tension
intensity of intermolecular forces per unit length
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what does surface tension adirse from
an imbalance of the cohesive forces between molecules
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which is the imbalance of the cohesive forces between molecules that surface tension arise from regarding molecules in bulk liquid
molecule in bulk liquid experiences cohesive forces with other molecules in all directions
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which is the imbalance of the cohesive forces between molecules that surface tension arise from regarding molecules at the surface of liquid
molecule at surface of liquid experiences only net inward cohesive forces
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what are the 2 components of elasticity in solids
stress strain
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what is stress in terms of elasticity for solids
ratio of force applied to object on area over which the force is applied
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what is the unit for stress
N/m^2
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what is strain defined as in terms of elasticity for solids
fractional change in dimension of object caused by stress
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what is the unit of strain
it has no units
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what is the relationship between stress and strain
proportional to each other
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what is the modulus of elasticity
stress and strain are proportional and is given as a ratio
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what is the equation for modulus of elasticity
ME = stress/strain