A-LEVEL Physics: 1.1.1: Use of SI Units (Seneca) Flashcards

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What are ‘SI Base Units’?

A

SI Base Units are the Standard Units Used to Describe Physical Quantities in Physics.

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The SI Units: (7)

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-Length: Metre (m)

-Mass: Kilogram (kg)

-Time: Second (s)

-Current: Ampere (A)

-Temperature: Kelvin (K)

-Chemical Mass: Mole (mol)

-Luminous Intensity: Candela (cd)

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SI Base Units Can be ___ to Form lots of other Useful Units.

A

Combined.

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4
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What is the SI Unit for Length?

A

Metres (m)

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What is the SI Unit for Mass?

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Kilograms (kg)

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What is the SI Unit for Time?

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Seconds (s)

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7
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What is the SI Unit for Current?

A

Amperes (a)

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What is the SI Unit for Temperature?

A

Kelvin (K)

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What is the SI Unit for Chemical Mass?

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Moles (mol)

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What is the SI Unit for Luminous Intensity?

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Candela (cd)

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How do you Convert from ‘C to K?

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‘C + 273 = K

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