Chem Phys, Misc Flashcards
Molecular bonds in order of strongest to weakest
Covalent, ionic, polar covalent, van der waals
Henrys law
At a constant temp the amt of gas dissolved in a sol is proportional to the partial pressure of a gas over the solution
How temperature effects solubility of a gas
Inc temp= dec solubility
What is ficks law
Law of diffusion, transfer rate of gas through a tissue. Directly prop to partial pressure diff, diff coefficient/solubility, and membrane SA. Inv prop to membrane thickness and molecular weight
Charles’s law
V1/t1= v2/t2
Gay lussacs law
P1/t1= p2/t2
How to memorize what is constant in each relationship w each law
PTV (paid tv) CBG (can be great)
Ohms law
Current= voltage difference or pressure gradient/resistance
Poiseuille’s law
Blood flow= pixradius^4 xpressure gradient / 8xviscosityxlength of tube
Laminar or turbulent: airflow through term bronchioles, med sized airway, glottis, carina
All turbulent except term bronchioles is laminar
Reynolds number calc
Densityx diameter x velocity / viscosity
Which Renolds number laminar v turbulent
Laminar= <2000, turbulent >4000
Bernoulli’s principle
Relationship b/w pressure and velocity of a moving fluid or gas. If fluids velocity is high then pressure on walls is low. If velocity is low then pressure is high
Venturi effect
As air flow moves past a narrowed point the pressure at the point decreases. If the pressure dec below atmospheric p then air is entrained into the tube
Chanda effect
How jet flow attaches itself to a nearby surface and continues to flow along surface even when surface curves away
Law of Laplace
Relationship b/w wall tension, internal p, and radius. Sphere= t=(pxr) / 2. Cylinder= tension= pxr
How exposure to radiation is quantified
Roentgen (R)
Yearly max radiation exposure
5 rem
Yearly mex exposure for fetus of a pregnant woman
0.5 rem or 0.05 rem/month
Safe distance from radiation
6 feet or 0.25mm of lead
Radiation exposure obeys which law
Amt of exposure is inversely prop to the square of the distance of the source. Intensity= 1/distance^2
How to calc radiation exposure at 2 diff locations
Intensity 1/intensity 2= distance 2 ^2 / distance 1 ^2
Boiling point
Temp at which a liquids vapor pressure= atmospheric pressure
Specific heat
Amt heat required to inc the temp of 1g of a substance by 1 degree c