Pressure Flashcards

1
Q

What is the equation for density

A

Density = mass/volume

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2
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What letter is used for density

A

Rho (ρ)

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3
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If 1mm = 0.1cm, then what is 1mm^3 in cm^3?

A

1mm^3 = 1mm x 1mm x 1mm

= 0.1cm x 0.1cm x 0.1cm

= 1x10^-3 cm^3

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4
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How can you work out the density of an object?

A
  1. Weigh it for the mass
  2. Place it in a full eureka can
  3. Measure the volume of how much water is displaced
  4. That is the volume
  5. Density = mass / volume
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5
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What is pressure

A

The measure of force per unit area

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6
Q

Does pressure increase or decrease as you go up and why

A

Decreases - less matter (air molecules) pushing down on you)

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7
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What is the pressure at sea level

A

1 ATM

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8
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Is there greater or lesser pressure under the sea than at sea level and why

A

More pressure - more matter (water + air) pushing down

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9
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What is 1 atm in Pa (pascals)

A

1.01 x 10^5

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10
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What is the pressure influenced by

A

The amount of matter and the concentration of the matter acting

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11
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what is the equation for pressure

A

pressure = force/area

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12
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what is the equation for pressure at depth

A

pressure (at depth) = density (of the liquid it is in) x gravity x height (of the liquid above it)

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13
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What is Charles’ Law

A

velocity is proportional to temperature in kelvin

velocity/temperature(K) = b(constant)

V1/T1 = V2/T2

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14
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what is Boyle’s Law

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P1V1 = P2V2

pressure is indirectly proportional to velocity

P = K/V where K is a constant

must be at a constant temperature and number of particles

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15
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What is the pressure law

A

Pressure is proportional to temperature in kelvin

P1/T1 = P2/T2

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16
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What is 0ºK

A

Absolute zero - -273ºC. It is when all particles stop vibrating. Negative kelvin does not exist

17
Q

How to convert between temperature in K and temperature in C

A

C+273=K

K-273=C

18
Q

What is the unit for density

A

Kilogram per cubic metre

Kg/m^3

19
Q

What is the unit for pressure

A

Pascals (Pa)

20
Q

Is pressure a force

21
Q

Is cm^3 to m^3 simply dividing by 10

A

No - the conversion is long, so avoid if possible. If you have to, 1 million cubic centimetres is 1 cubic meter

22
Q

How many square centimetres is the same as 1m squared

A

10,000

100x100 (each side is 100cm because it is a meter)

23
Q

What is the relationship between volume and pressure

A

Pressure is inversely proportional to volume

P is proportional to 1/V

24
Q

What is 0ºK in ºC

25
Q

What is -273ºC in K

A

Non existent - K cannot be below 0

26
Q

What is 1 atm in Pa

A

1.01 x 10^5