Density, Pressure, Solids, Liquids, Gases, Gas Laws Flashcards

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Density

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Measure of mass in a certain volume of substance

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2
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Verifying density

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Big volume of water to reduce error
Scale to tare so only water measured
Calculate

Weight lump of metal, mass and volume

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Pressure

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A measure of how spread out a force is

When doing pressure problems, look out for the number of feet

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4
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Pressure and density

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When height is involved use

P=pgh

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5
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Pressure in liquids or gases

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FA/AA=FB/AB

Pressure is transmitted equally in all directions

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6
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Molecular separation

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S, v small
L, small ish
G, large

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7
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Motion of particles

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S, vibrate
L, slip and slide
G, random, v fast

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Attraction between molecules

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S, strong
L, weaker
G, negligible

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9
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Relative density

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S, bit bigger
L, equal ish
G, much smaller

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10
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Expands to fill space

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S, no
L, yes
G, yes

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11
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Solid to liquid

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Molecules separate from lattice formation

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12
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Liquid to gas

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Molecules start touching and when the state changes, molecules separate

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13
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Brownian motion

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Random motion of smoke particles suspended in a fluid
Random motion
Fats moving particles
Vvv small

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14
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How temperature affects pressure

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Mean KE of particles is higher
Move faster
Particles which move faster will collide, exert more pressure more often with more force

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15
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How the number of particles affects pressure

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Mean KE of particles is the same
Same speed of particles
Larger number of particles will collide with wall, more force, more pressure

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16
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Boyle’s law

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Fixed mass of gas
Constant temp
P1V1=P2V2

17
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Charles law

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Fixed mass of gas
Constant pressure
V1/T1=V2/T2

18
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Absolute zero and kelvins

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Point at which atoms have the minimum amount of KE
Cannot be lower than 0K
-273C
P1/T1=P2/T2

Increase of temp results in increase in speed of gas molecules
Kelvins are proportional to mean KE that a molecule has