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1
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acceleration =

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m/s2 (newtons second law)

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2
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pressure =

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force/area

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3
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pressure increases by ____ force or ____area

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increase force, decrease area

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4
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doubling the diameter on a syringe ____ pressure

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decreases (by a factor of 4)

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5
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popping a balloon demonstrates

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you either need a large force over a large area or a pin.. small force over small area

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6
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1 ATM =

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760

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7
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calculating tank pressures -

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percent x 760

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8
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aneroid - has liquid or no?

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no

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9
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bourdon gauge - total pressure =

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tank + ATM

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10
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on a mountain there is less ATM pressure, so ___ tank pressure

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less

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11
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order of losing heat to processes

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rad, convec, conduc, evap

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12
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work =

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force x displacement. measured in joules

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13
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work = Pressure x

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change in V

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14
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if you double the pressure in a gas cylinder,

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you’ll decrease the gas to half its volume

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15
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zeroth law

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tem a=b, b=c, a=c

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1st law of thermodynamics

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change in internal energy of a system is = to the sum of the heat processes that cause energy to flow into and out of the system and work done

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17
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2nd law of thermo

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entropy. heat flows from hot to cold when two bodies are brought into thermal contact

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18
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3rd law of thermo

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can’t lower the temp of an object to absolute 0

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19
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w<0

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work done BY the system. expansion

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20
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w>0

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work done ON the system, compression

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21
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heat capacity

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ratio between the amt of heat added or removed from an object to change temp

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22
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insulators have ___ specific heat

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high

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23
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conductors have ___ specific heat

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low

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24
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to change heat.. heat capacity is ___ proportional

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inversely

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25
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to change heat.. temp gradient, surface area, forced convection…

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directly

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26
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specific gravity

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relationship btw an object’s density and density of H20

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27
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pressure =

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f/a

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28
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pressure is ___ proportional to cross section of radius

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INVERSELY

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29
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pascals principle

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hydraulic system- confined fluids at a given pressure…. if you increase pressure, you increase the force applied unchanged to every point in the fluid.

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30
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flow rate

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VOLUME passing particular point/unit time

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31
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bernoulli says

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as speed of fluid increase, pressure exerted by fluid decreases

32
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what determines laminar flow

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viscosity

33
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what determines turbulent flow

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density

34
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pouiseuilles

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flow is directly proportional to radius and pressure difference, inversely proportional to viscosity and length

35
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pouiseille likes

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wide, short, and anemic, and high IV ( increases pressure)

36
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short needle will ____ flow

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increase

37
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increase IV height will ___ flow

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increase pressure diff, increase flow.

38
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increase IV height will ___ flow

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increase pressure diff, increase flow.

39
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if you double the radius, increase flow by

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16x

40
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if you triple the radius, increase flow by

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81x

41
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archimedes principle

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any object immersed either totally or partially in a fluid feels a buoyant force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced

42
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Flow becomes turbulent if

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velocity increases, tube wall rough, kicks/bends >25 degree angle, flows thru orific. any constriction that results in fluid velocity increasing.

43
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> what # does flow change from laminar to turbulet

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1500-2000

44
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intermolecular forces with gases?

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none

45
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if you have more IM forces, ___ boiling/melting point

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increased

46
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if you have more IM forces, ___ vapor pressure

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decreased

47
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if you have more IM forces, ___ heats of fusion & vaporization

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increased

48
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metals ___ electrons and are

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release, cations

49
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non-metals ___ anions and are

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attract, insulators

50
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molecules near surface of droplet experience a net ___ force

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inward

51
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Laplace’s law explains

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why the surface tension on a blood vessel wall feeds on the radius of the vessel

52
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laplace says if you ___ radius you ___ tension

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increase, increase

53
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aneurysms ___ wall tension

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decrease

54
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___ head and ____ tail

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polar (hydrophilic) head and non-polar (hydrophobic) tail

55
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if you increase temp, you ___ vapor pressure

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increase

56
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increases vapor pressure at a normal temp =

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volatility

57
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boiling point

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the temp at which vapor pressure = ambient pressure

58
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increase ambient pressure, ____ boiling point

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increase

59
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a more volatile liquid has a ___ vapor pressure

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higher

60
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a more volatile liquid has a ___ boiling point

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lower

61
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solid to gas is

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sublimation

62
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gas to solid is

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deposition

63
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vapor pressure of sevo

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157

64
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vapor pressure of iso

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239

65
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vapor pressure of des

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669

66
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fahrenheit =

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9/5 x C + 32

67
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1 inch

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2.54cm

68
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sig figs assess

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reliability

69
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accuracy

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agreement between experimental data and the true value

70
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precision

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agreement between replicate measures

71
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precision is quantified by

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standard dev

72
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percent error is a measure of

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accuracy

73
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density

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ratio of mass: volume

74
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specific gravity

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density when the units are g/ml

75
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spec grav = density when

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the units are g/ml

76
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if the tank reads 0, the pressure inside is really

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14 psi = 1atm

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