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pressure def

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it is a force acting per unit area

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formula of pressure

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pressure (Pa) = force/area (N/m^2)
- force can be calculated with: W = mg

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factors affecting magnitude of pressure

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  1. force acting
  2. area of contact
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formula for force of hydraulic press

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F2 = F1 (A2/A1)
- A2 > A1, F2 > F1

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pascal’s law

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if a pressure is applied to an enclosed liquid, the pressure is transmitted to all other parts of the liquid undiminished

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density def

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mass per unit volume

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density formula

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density (rho) = mass/volume

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determine density of liquid

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  1. place empty measuring cylinder on electronic balance and record mass, M1 g.
  2. pour 50 cm^3 of liquid into measuring cylinder. record new mass reading, M2 g.
  3. density = (M2-M1)/50
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determine density of irregular shaped object

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  1. place object on electronic balance and record mass, mg
  2. pour 50 cm^3 of water into measuring cylinder
  3. place object into measuring cylinder. ensure that object is totally submerged (increase water)
  4. record new volume, V cm^3
  5. density = M/(V-50)
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determine density of an irregular shaped object that floats on water

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  1. place object on electronic balance and record mass, m g.
  2. pour 50 cm^3 of water into measuring cylinder
  3. place 50 g mass into measuring cylinder. record new volume reading, V1 cm^3
  4. take mass out and tie to object
  5. place mass and object into measuring cylinder. ensure object is totally submerged
  6. record new volume reading, V2 cm^3
  7. density = m/(V1-V2)
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formula for pressure in liquids

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pressure = height x density x gravitational field strength (hpg)

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total pressure of object in liquid

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atmospheric pressure + hpg, height = depth below surface of liquid

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