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Effect of force acting on surface depends on

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Surface area of which the force is applied

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2
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What is pressure

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Force per unit area (direction of force is perpendicular to surface area)

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What is the formula for pressure & SI unit

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Force (N) / Surface area (m^2)
pascal (Pa)
1 Pa = 1 newton per square metre

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What does the kinetic theory of gas relate to air pressure

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Air molecules always move about freely & collide w/ walls of its container
The frequency of collision -> force that pauses against the walls = air pressure

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5
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Factors affecting air pressure

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Volume
Temperature

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State relation between volume & air pressure

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Closed container compressed -> volume reduced -> air particles collide more frequently w/ walls -> air pressure increases

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What is used to measure air pressure

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Bourdon gauge

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8
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What is relation between temperature and air pressure

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Air temperature increase -> air particles move faster -> collide more frequently w/ walls -> greater force

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9
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When a drink is sucked out of its packet why will the packet compress

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Drink inside packet becomes partial vacuum -> air pressure inside decrease
Higher air pressure outside -> press onto packet -> compress it

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10
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What is atmospheric pressure

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Air pressure outside
Exerted by atmosphere on surface of Earth & all objects on Earth

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11
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What is the principle of plunger

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  1. Plunger pressed against sink -> air inside force out -> low pressure
  2. Pull up plunger -> high pressure in pipe pushes out stuck blockage
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What is the principle of Magdeburg Hemisphere

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  1. Air in hemisphere pumped out -> space becomes vacuum (pressure = 0)
  2. two hemisphere cannot be separated -> atmospheric pressure outside exert very strong force on hemisphere
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What is the principle of a straw

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  1. Air in straw is sucked -> pressure invide reduced
  2. Higher pressure outside -> push drink into straw -> into mouth
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14
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What is the principle of syphon

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  1. End of tube B -> lower than tube A -> water flow out
  2. Water flows out -> low air pressure in tube
  3. Atmospheric pressure pushes water into tube -> water flows out continuously
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15
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What is the principle of syringe

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  1. Piston pulled up -> volume of air increases -> low air pressure in cylinder
  2. Higher air pressure outside push liquid into syringe
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16
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What is the principle of vacuum cleaner

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  1. Switch on -> fan in vacuum push air out -> air pressure in vacuum cleaner drops
  2. High atmospheric pressure push air & dust into vacuum cleaner
17
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Explain how to pour condensed milk out easy from a tin can

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Make hole on top so air can flow through -> balance air pressure inside and outside

One hole- milk does not flow out easily -> high pressure outside can
Two holes- milk floes out easily-> air pressure inside & outside is equal

18
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Other than making another hole, how to pour condense milk out

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Repeatedly pour and put down to let the sir reenter

19
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What is relation between atmospheric pressure and altitude

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Ap decrease - altitude increase
Gravitational attraction - air molecules close to surface of earth are pulled together by GA -> pressure rise
Higher altitude -> air molecules less affected by GA -> less heavy & expands easily

20
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Liquid pressure depends on

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Depth

21
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Why do bubbles become larger as they rise to surface

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Decreasing liquid pressure as depth decreases

22
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How are walls of dam designed

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Thicker at base - withstand high water pressure at the base

23
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Why to divers wear special suit

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Withstand high water pressure

24
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What is body of submarine made out of and why

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Strong material
Will not be crushed by high water pressure

25
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What is condition for syphon to work

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Tube siphoning out water must be lower than other tube