General Physics Flashcards
What two gas laws makeup the Ideal Gas Law?
Charles’ and Boyle’s
What are the 5 gas laws?
Charles’, Dalton’s, Henry’s, Boyle’s, and Ideal Gas
Pressure
a force acting on a unit of area; P = F/A
Atmospheric Pressure
pressure exerted by the weight of the atmosphere (varies by altitude)
Hydrostatic Pressure
he force of a column of water acting upon a body immersed in the water, equal in all directions at a specific depth. Increases by 1 atmosphere or 1 bar for every 10m of seawater
Absolute Pressure
the sum of all pressures acting on an object
Gauge Pressure
the difference between absolute and atmospheric pressure
Absolute Pressure formula
Absolute Pressure (bar) = (Depth (m) / 10) + 1
Archimedes Principle
Any object, wholly or partly immersed in a fluid, is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by the object.
Archimedes Principle formula
m (kg) = p (kg/l) x V (l)
Conduction
transmission of heat by direct contact
Convection
the transfer of heat by the movement of heated fluids.
Radiation
heat transmission by electromagnetic waves of energy
For divers what is the most significant way of transmitting heat?
Conduction
Factors affecting conduction
- difference in temperature between material
2. thermal conductivity of the materials