P11 - Pressure Flashcards

1
Q

pressure

A

-caused when object exert forces on each other
-when a fluid exerts a force on an object that it is in contact with

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2
Q

fluid

A

-either liquid or gas

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3
Q

pressure depends on

A

-area of contact
-size of force

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4
Q

pressure unit

A

force per unit area
pascal = n/m^2

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5
Q

formula for pressure

A

p = f/a

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6
Q

force must be

A

90 degrees to surface

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7
Q

liquid pressure and depth

A

-increases with depth

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8
Q

water jets in water bottle

A

-deepest hole = most pressure

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9
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pressure and density

A

-higher density = higher pressure in liquids

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10
Q

pressure of liquid formula

A

pressure = h x density x gravity

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11
Q

Earths atmosphere pressure

A

100kPa

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12
Q

atmospheric pressure

A

-due to air molecules colliding with surfaces
-each impact exerts a small force on a surface
-number of molecules that collide each second is large

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13
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density of atmosphere (altitude)

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-decreases as height increases

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14
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reason for lower air density at higher altitudes

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-weight of air molecules above is less
-fewer molecules per cubic metre
-fewer impacts per second

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15
Q

pressure at high altitudes

A

-weight of air above exerts less pressure on air below
-lower pressure

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16
Q

Rubber suction cap example

A

-atmospheric pressure acts on outside of cap only
-forces cap onto wall = forces air out inside
-pressure diff keeps cap onto wall

17
Q

o2 concentration at high altitudes

A

decreases

18
Q

force from pressure diff formula

A

pressure difference x area

19
Q

upthrust

A

upward force on an object due to fluid
-caused by pressure of fluid

20
Q

upthrust in water

A

water exerts upward force on body it is in contact with

21
Q

adding an object into a body of water

A

-water level rises
-displaces some water molecules

22
Q

the more the object is lowered

A

more volume of water is displaced = larger upthrust

23
Q

a fully immersed object’s volume

A

total water displaced = volume of object

24
Q

upthrust formula of an object that is fully immersed

A

resultant = pressure below object - pressure above object

25
Q

Ship upthrust example - increasing weight

A

-load increases = more weight
-displaces more = upthrust increases

26
Q

if upthrust = weight of an object

A

floats

27
Q

when do objects sink

A

-when an object displaces max amount of water as water molecules can no longer move and upthrust cannot support its weight

28
Q

if upthrust is less than weight of an object

A

sinks

29
Q

size of upthrust

A

= weight of water displaced

30
Q

why will a more dense object sink

A

-weight is greater than water displaced
-weight > upthrust

31
Q

less dense objects will

A

float
-displaces less than its weight
-upthrust is enough

32
Q

weight of object is equal to 2 factors

A

-water displaced
-upthrust