Forces Flashcards

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1
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What can the equation of force be written as?

A

F
P= _ = Newtons/metre2 or Pascals
A

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2
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Show the pressure triangle

A

/ \
/ F \
/— \
/P x A\

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3
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What is biomass?

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Any mass that comes from a living thing

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4
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How do you test for oxygen?

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A glowing wooden splint relights in a test tube of oxygen

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5
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How do you test for carbon dioxide?

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A lit wooden splint goes out in a test tube of oxygen

Bubble gas through a limewater {calcium hydroxide solution} If it’s carbon dioxide the limewater will turn cloudy white

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6
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How do you test for starch?

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Starch turns red to black when tested with Iodene solution

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7
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What is a hydraulic system?

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In a hydraulic system you transmit a force from one point to another via an incompressible liquid

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8
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What can we do using a hydraulic system?

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Using a hydraulic system you can increase a force applied to a particularly area

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9
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What happens when gases are compressed?

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When gases are compressed the particles bump against each other and so the pressure rises

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10
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Where does pressure come from?

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Pressure comes from particles bumping against other particles. Air pressure comes from gas particles bumping against things like trees or buildings, even people

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11
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If you’re higher up in the atmosphere what happens to the air pressure and why?

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The higher up in the atmosphere the lower the air pressure because there isn’t anything for the gas particles to bounce off to create air pressure

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12
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What is a lever and what does it do?

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A lever is a rigid bar resting on a pivot used to move a heavy or firmly fixed load with one end when pressure is applied to the other

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13
Q

Give four examples of a lever

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Scissors
Doors
Light switches
Windows
Wheel barrow
Cranes
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14
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What is a turning force?

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A turning force is described as a force multiplied by the distance the force is away from the point of turning {pivot} it must be at right angles

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15
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What is the proper name for the turning point

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The pivot

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16
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How do you work out the turning force?

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Turning force = Force X Distance

17
Q

How can forces move objects?

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Forces can move objects by turning them around a pivot

18
Q

What is a long bar that pivots called?

A

A lever

19
Q

When you push down on one side of a lever what are you doing and what will happen to the object on the other end? {the load}

A

When you push down on one side you are applying force. The object on the other end {the load} moves up.

20
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What does using s lever do?

A

Using a lever magnifies the force making objects easier to use

21
Q

What is the turning force measured in?

A

The turning force is measured in Nm {newtons/meter}

22
Q

What is the equilibrium?

A

Equilibrium is where the overall moment is 0

23
Q

What is the moment?

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The turning effect of a force is known as the moment

24
Q

If the total anti-clockwise moment is equal to the total clockwise movement then what is the turning force?

A

If the total anti-clockwise moment is equal to the total clockwise movement then the turning force is balanced

25
Q

What is pressure?

A

Pressure is the force over a specific area.

26
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What unit is used to measure pressure?

A

Newtons per square meter

27
Q

A force of 10N acts upon an area of 2m squared. What would the pressure be?

A

5 N/m squared

28
Q

Can liquids be compressed?

A

Liquids cannot be compressed

29
Q

Can gases be compressed?

A

Gases can be compressed.

30
Q

If more gas particles are added to a container, is the pressure increased or decreased?

A

The pressure is increased if more gas particles are added to a container