Fluids Flashcards

1
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average pressure on side wall

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1/2 rho h g

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2
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Accelerating fluids , the formula for tan theta(theta being the angle made by the water level with the horizontal level)

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3
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Rotating fluids formulae

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4
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Paraboloid and cylinder volume

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5
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Equation of continuity expression

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6
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Reynolds number equation +relations

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7
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bernaulli’s equation

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8
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Speed of efflux formulae plus what will be maxed if the beaker is kept on flat ground or kept on an edge

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if the beaker is kept on an edge, the max will be when the holes at the bottom-most point

and if its on flat ground
it will be maxed when it is in the h/2 of the beaker

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9
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bouyant force formula

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V rho g

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10
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relation between F1 , A1 , F2 , A2

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F1A1=F2A2

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11
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Viscous force formula(between the layer’s one)

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12
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Venturimeter formulae

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13
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Stokes law

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14
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Terminal velocity formula

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15
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what are cohesive and adhesive forces?

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cohesive forces are the force of attracting between molecules of same substances

adhesive forces are the forces of attracting between molecules of different substances

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16
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surface tension formula and the direction of the force?

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17
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what shall we consider usually putting in ‘L’ in the surface tension formula?

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L should be usually the perimeter in contact with the fluids

18
Q

What’s the surface energy formula?

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19
Q

What’s the surface energy applied to bubbles in the air?

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2S

20
Q

how can we find the energy released/heat temperature changed in forming a coalesce?

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21
Q

excess pressure in liquid drop and bubble in air?

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22
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excess pressure on the bubble in water?

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because only one side is in contact with air and has a surface tension

23
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the formula for the radius of coalesce of two bubbles in contact(externally)?

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24
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the formula for the radius of coalesce of two bubbles in contact(internally)?

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25
Q

whats the angle of contact for distilled water?

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0

26
Q

force needed to seperate two glass plates with liquid in between them

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26
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capillary action thin tube formula

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