Elasticity Flashcards

1
Q

How may an object change shape when a force acts on it?

A

By bending, stretching or compressing

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2
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How many forces must be acting to change on a stationary object to change the shape of it?

A

More than one

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3
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What are the ways a stationary object change shape (direction)

A

Bending an object ends past each other, pull an object ends apart or pushing objects ends together

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4
Q

What is another word for the changing shape?

A

Deformation

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5
Q

When is elastic deformation reversed?

A

When a force is removed

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6
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What is inelastic deformation

A

When the change in shape isn’t fully reversed when the force is moved as there is a permanent change in shape

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7
Q

What is extension

A

The way the length of an elastic object changes when you stretch or compress it

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8
Q

What is extension directly proportional to

A

Force

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9
Q

What is spring constant

A

The measure of the stiffness of a spring

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10
Q

When a force compresses or extends a spring where is work done

A

To the elastic potential energy in the spring

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11
Q

Elastic potential energy equation

A

0.5 x spring constant x extension squared

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12
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When does extension happen

A

When an object increases in length

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13
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When does compression happen

A

When an object decreases in length

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14
Q

What is spring constant measured in

A

Newtons per metre

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15
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What is extension measured in

A

Metres

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16
Q

What is hookes law

A

Force= spring constant x extension

17
Q

What does the higher the spring constant mean

A

The stiffer the spring

18
Q

What is the elastic limit

A

The furthest point a material can be stretched or deformed whilst being able to return to its previous shape

19
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What is elastic potential energy measured in

20
Q

Describe the practical for the relationship between force and extension. Of a spring

A

Secure a clamp stand to the bench using a G clamp or a large mass on the base, use bosses to attach two clamps to the clamp stand, attach the spring to the top clamp and a ruler to the bottom clamp, adjust the ruler so that is vertical and with its zero level with the top of the spring, measurement record the unloaded length of the spring, hang a 100 g mass carrier from the spring and record the new length of the spring, repeat this until you have added a total of 100 g