Ch. 4: Fluids Flashcards

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1
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do fluids exert perpendicular or parallel forces

A

perpendicular

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2
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equation for density

A

p = m/V

rho = mass / volume

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3
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what is the unit of density

A

kg / m^3

OR g/mL OR g/cm^3

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4
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what is the density of water

A

1 g/cm^3

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5
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equation for weight of a fluid

A

Fg = pVg

weight = density * volume* acceleration d/t gravity

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6
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equation for pressure

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P = F/A

pressure = force / area

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7
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what is the unit of pressure

A

pascal = N/m^2

1 pascal = 1 Newton / m^2

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8
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equation for absolute pressure

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P = Po + pgz

absoulte pressure = incident/ambient pressure + densitygravitydepth

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9
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equation for gauge pressure

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Pgauge = P - Patm = (Po + pgz) - Patm

difference between pressure in an enclosed space and atmospheric pressure

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10
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Pascal’s principle definition

A

for fluids that are incompressible, applied pressure is transmitted through the fluid and onto the surfaces containing the fluid.

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11
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Pascal’s principle equation

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P = F1/A1 = F2/A2

F2 = F1 (A2/A1)

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12
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Buoyant force equation

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Fbuoy = p fluid * V fluid displaced * g = p fluid * V submerged * g

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13
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when will an object sink in a fluid?

A

objects sink when their density is greater than the density of the fluid

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14
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cohesion

A

attractive forces between molecules of a fluid

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15
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Is surface tension due to cohesion of fluid molecules or adhesion of fluid molecules?

A

cohesion

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16
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adhesion

A

attractive forces between molecules of a fluid and the surfaces containing that fluid

17
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what causes a convex meniscus?

A

when cohesion of a fluid is stronger than adhesion

18
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viscosity

A

resistance of a fluid to flow

19
Q

what is an inviscid fluid?

A

an ideal fluid with no viscosity that is incapable of experiencing viscous drag

20
Q

what is the unit of viscosit

A

the pascal-second

Pa * s = (N * s) / m^2

21
Q

Definition of laminar flow

A

flow that is smooth, orderly, and characterized by LAYERS of fluid running parallel to each other

22
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Poiseuille’s law/equation for flow rate

A

Q = (pi * r^4 * delta P) / 8 * eta * L

flow rate (volume flowing over time) = 
[pi * tube radius^4 * pressure gradient] / [8 * viscosity * length of the pipe]
23
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Definition of turbulent flow

A

flow that is rough and disorderly, and characterized by eddies

24
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definition of critical speed

A

speed at which an unobstructed flowing fluid begins to become turbulent

25
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critical speed equation

A

Vc = [Nr * eta] / [rho * D]

critical speed = (Reynolds number * viscosity) / (density 8 tube diameter)

26
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continuity equation/simplified flow rate equation

A

Q = V1A1 = V2A2

27
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Bernoulli’s equation

A

P1 + 0.5 rhov1^2 + rhogh1 = P1 + 0.5rhov2^2 + rhogh2

static pressure + dynamic pressure is conserved/constant for a system

28
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Venturi effect

A

direct relationship between cross-sectional area and pressure