p1.3 Flashcards

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Why do gases exert a pressure

A

The gas particles collide with the inside surface. This s collision produces a very small force. There are many collisions producing a large force over a certain area leading to a gas pressure.

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How does temperature affect gas pressure

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An increase in temperature leads to an increase in pressure as the particles have a higher kinetic energy so collide more frequently with the container creating a bigger force over the same area.

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3
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Pressure equation

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Pressure = force/area

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4
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What is the relationship between pressure and volume

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Pressure is inversely proportional to volume at the same temperature.
So, pressure x volume = constant.

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5
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What is the simple model of the atmosphere

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That the density of the atmosphere is the same everywhere.

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6
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What is atmospheric pressure

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The pressure that the gases in the atmosphere exert.

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7
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What happens to atmospheric pressure as you go up

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Atmospheric pressure decreases

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8
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Liquid pressure formula

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Pressure = Height of column (m) x Density of liquid (kg/m cubed) x Gravitational field strength

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9
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What determines whether the object will float

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If the water exerts a bigger force of upthrust than the density of the object.

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