Final Review First Semester Flashcards
Archimede’s Principle
Upward force on fluids make things on liquids float
Bernoulli’s Principle
Speed increases, you create a low pressure region
Pascal’s Principle
Liquids exert force everywhere
How does heat move?
From a higher temperature object to a lower temperature object.
Properties of a solid
Compact, definite volume, and shape
Properties of a liquid
no shape, definite volume
Properties of a gas
no shape or volume
Conduction
objects touching
Radiation
electromagnetic radiation
Convection
moving currents
Evaporation
creates a cold feeling
Condensation
creates a hot feeling
Charles’ Law
If you increase the temperature then you increase the volume , and opposite
Boyle’s Law
If you increase the pressure then you decrease the volume, and opposite
Gay-Lussac’s Law
If you increase the pressure then you increase the temperature, and opposite
Define specific heat
Amount of energy required to raise the temperature 1g of a substance by 1 degree celsius
What would have a high specific heat capacity, a conductor or an insulator?
Insulator, because it holds onto more heat
What material has the highest specific heat capacity?
Water
Why does wood float on water?
it is less dense than the water
When a object floats its buoyant force is ………than the weight of the object?
greater
A solid holds its shape because its structure is ………?
denser
The kinetic theory states that the particles in matter are always……?
moving
A………. is a device used to measure temperature?
Thermometer
What is a conductor
a object that can be easily transferred as heat