Midterm Flashcards

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1
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Mass is

A

the amount of matter in an object

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2
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Pressure is force/area, to increase pressure you

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decrease the area the force is applied
and
Increase the applied force

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3
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A Bourdon Gauge utilizes a coiled tube to measure

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The pressure difference between the pressure exerted by the a gas in a cylinder and atmospheric pressure

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4
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Kinetic energy is

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the energy of motion

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5
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The second law of thermodynamics states

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thermal contact between two bodies transfers heat from hot to cold

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6
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Pascals principle states that

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a change is pressure on an enclosed, incompressible fluid is transferred equally throughout the body of the fluid

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7
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As the speed of a fluid increases, the pressure exerted by the fluid

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decreases according to Bernoulli

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8
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Viscosity is the property which determines

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laminar flow

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9
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Calculate the total pressure (PTotal) if the gauge pressure (PGauge) on an o2 cyclinder reads 10psi and atmospheric pressure is (Patmosphere) is 14.7

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24.7 psi

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10
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A change in internal energy can be calculated from the

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heat and work process

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11
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Potential energy is

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stored energy

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12
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Density is the ratio of

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mass to volume

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13
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Atomic Number Z =

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the number of protons

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14
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T/F a substance can be both a molecule and an element

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True

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15
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The volume of a substance can be described as

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Extensive physical property

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16
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What elements are important for muscle contraction?

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K, Ca, Mg

17
Q

Which element is important for CNS stability?

A

Na

18
Q

Name this molecular compound: CCl4

A

Carbon Tetrachloride

19
Q

Removing the water from a hydrate forms

A

anhydrous salt

20
Q

The most common element in the universe is

A

Hydrogen

21
Q

T/F Accuracy is the agreement between replicate measurements

A

False

22
Q

________ is the agreement between experimental data and the “true” value

A

Accuracy

23
Q

_______ is the agreement between replicate measurements

A

Precision

24
Q

A ___________ can be observed or measured without changing the chemical makeup of the substance

A

physical property

25
Q

A ______ change occurs without producing a new chemical substance

A

physical

26
Q

________ properties do not depend on the quantity of material

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Intensive

27
Q

________ properties depend on the amount of material

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Extensive

28
Q

Density=

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mass/volume