Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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dimensionless

A

result from dividing by the same units

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2
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conversion factors

A

conversion of units from one to another is accomplished through conversion factors

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3
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mass

A

represents amount of protons, electrons, neutrons, in an object

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4
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force

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derives from attractive/repulsive interactions of a mass with surroundings

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5
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weight

A

force derived from gravitational interactions

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6
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pounds-force definition

A

the weight of 1 pound-mass in standard gravity

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7
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absolute pressure

A

measured relative to vacuum

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8
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atmospheric pressure

A

pressure of atmosphere relative to vacuum

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9
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gauge pressure

A

measured relative to atmospheric pressure

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10
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temperature value

A

measure the average random kinetic energy of matter

“It is 55 degrees outside”

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11
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temperature interval

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measures a change in random kinetic energy

“The temperature increased by 10 degrees”

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12
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gram-mole (gmol, mole)

A

one mole of a substance has a mass equal to the numerical value of its molecular weight in grams

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13
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Avogadro’s Number

A

6.02*10^23

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