density / pressure Flashcards

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1
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mass is measured using

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an electronic balance
- zero it
- use on a level surface

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2
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measure volume

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regular = cross section area x length
irregular - displacement method
- put in eureka can and measure displacement (at eye level, bottom of meniscus on level surface)

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3
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pressure in solids

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force spreading out over a large area reduces pressure
mass - weigh on electronic balance
convert to force using W = mg
find area
calculate pressure

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4
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how to measure diameter

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use callipers to find diameter
or ruler and set squares
repeat in diff places and average

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5
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how to measure irregular shape

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on a squared piece of paper draw shape and count squares

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6
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pressure in liquids

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increases with depth as there is a greater weight of water above you
this is why dams are thicker at bottom
pressure is same at all points of the same depth (depends on depth not shape of container)

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7
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liquid pressure experiment

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fill cylinder and block holes then release and draw diagram of path water takes out holes

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8
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ml > cm^3

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1 ml = 1 cm^3

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9
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why not accurate

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parallax error
not on flat surface
not read at meniscus
set to zero

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10
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most precise

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smallest volume and increments (smallest resolution)

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11
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how to find density

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  • calculate mass on electronic balance
  • calculate volume
  • use p = m/v
  • repeat and average
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12
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what to control - density

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temp
as temp changes so does density

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13
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pressure measured in

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N/m^2 / pascals (Pa)
or N/cm^2

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14
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why balloon increases in size (bell jar)

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  • gas pressure inside the balloon is greater than outside (no air outside)
  • hence the pressure difference causes balloon to expand
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15
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why ballooons move together when air blown between them

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  • pressure inbetween is lower than pressure either side
  • because faster air has less pressure
  • pressure difference means they move together
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16
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change in pressure related to speed

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faster air = less pressure

17
Q

why do ears pop in plane/ deep water

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to equalise pressure between the inside of your head and surroundings
(pressure differences cause expansion or contraction)

18
Q

atmospheric pressure

A

100 kPa

19
Q

pressure to area graph

A

curve (reciprocal)

20
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boyles law

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at constant temp volume is inversely proportional to pressure

21
Q

pressure is what to volume

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pressure is inversely proportional to volume

22
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kinetic theory

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  • gas molecules collide with container walls
  • exerts force on walls
  • total force from all collisions acts on inside area of container
  • since p= F/A pressure is produced
23
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how kinetic theory explains boyles law (volume and pressure)

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  • when volume decreases
  • molecules don’t have as far to travel before hitting container walls
  • so they collide more frequently and pressure increases
24
Q

ideal gases vs real gases

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stay as a gas all the way to absolute zero
real gases - condense to a liquid before this point

25
Q

absolute zero

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-275 °C
0°K (kelvin)

26
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gas pressure relation to temp in kelvin

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gas pressure is proportional to temp in kelvin assuming mass and volume are constant

27
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what needs to be constant in pressure

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mass
volume

28
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how kinetic theory explains pressure law (pressure and temp)

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  • as gas is heated molecules gain KE
  • so move faster and collide with walls of container harder and more frequently
  • so pressure increases