P11 Equations And Tings Flashcards

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Pressure in solids

A

Pressure = force โž—surface area

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Law of pressure in liquids

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Pressure increases with depth

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Equation for pressure in liquids

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Pressure = height (h) x density (ฯ) x gravitational field strength (g)

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4
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How to measure the pressure of a gas in a container

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The amount of collisions off the walls of the container

Can also use P = hpg

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What happens when you reduce the area inside a container

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There is less space so more collisions off the walls, therefore gas pressire increases

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6
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How to change air pressure

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Change in temperature
Volume of container
Change in number of particles

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7
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Conditions for an object to float

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1) Weight has to be equal to the upthrust of the water
2) the object must be less dense than the liquid
3) If the object displaces more than itโ€™s own mass when placed in the water

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8
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Density

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Mass/ volume

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9
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Why does air pressure decrease with altitude

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As you go further up, there is less air above so less force is acting down on you

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10
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Why do objects in fluids experience upthrust

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A partially (or totally) submerged object experiences a greater pressure on the bottom surface than on the top surface. This creates a resultant force upwards. This force is called the upthrust

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