Density + Pressure Flashcards

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1
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density equation

A

density = mass/volume

special p = m/V

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2
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units of density

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g/cm(cb) or kg/m(cb)

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3
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density of an object depends on what

A

its made of, not size or shape

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4
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a solid object will … on a fluid if it has a lower density than the fluid

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lower

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5
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how to work out the volume of an object that is denser than water but is oddly shaped

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put it in a beaker of water and see how much the water level rises on the side measurements, work out the difference and that is the volume of the object

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6
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pressure is a measure of what

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the force being applied to the surface of something

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7
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what is pressure measured in

A

Pascals (Pa)

1 Pascal = 1 N/m(sq)

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8
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pressure equation

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pressure = force/area 
p = F/A
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9
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the same force applied over a larger area creates a …

A

lower pressure

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10
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in gases and liquids at rest, the pressure at any point acts …

A

equally in all directions

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11
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in gases and liquids, pressure increases with …

A

depth

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12
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pressure difference equation

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pressure difference = height x density x gravity

p = h x special p x g

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13
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the pressure of a gas is explained by what

A

the movement of its particles

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14
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what is particle theory

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says that colliding gas particles create pressure

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15
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when a gas particle collides with something what does it do

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exerts force and changes direction (sealed container this creates an outward pressure)

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16
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the outward pressure a gas has in a sealed container depends on what

A

how fast the particles are going and how often they hit the walls

17
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how to create more pressure in a sealed container

A

heat it up –> more kinetic energy of the particles –> particles hit container walls hard –> more pressure created
(double temp = double pressure = proportional)

18
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when volume reduces of the gas in a sealed container what happens to the pressure

A

it increases

19
Q

when the gas is put in a big sealed container what happens to pressure

A

pressure decreases

20
Q

boyles law

A

p (proportional sign) 1/v

21
Q

pv = constant temp

A

p1 V1 = p2 V2

22
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p/Temp (in K) = contant volume

A

p1/T1 = p2/T2