Pressure And Density Flashcards

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1
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Air pressure

A

101000Pa

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Pressure equation

A

Pressure = force(w) ➗area (cm2)

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3
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If the same force is being exerted over a smaller area the pressure will be

A

Greater

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4
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Things that need to exert high pressure to work well (tip: will need to be able to exert force over smaller area)

A

Scissors, knives etc

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5
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Why do tractors have large wheels?

A
  • Designed to move over mud
  • large tyres spread vehicles weight
  • force acting over larger area
  • less pressure so tractor less likely to sink into mud
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Density equation

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Density = mass ➗volume

G/cm2, kg/m2) (g,kg) (Cm3, m3

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7
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For an object to be able to float, it needs..

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A density less than that of the liquid in which it is placed

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8
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The molecules in a gas are in a state of

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Constant motion 
(Also called random thermal motion or Brownian motion)
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9
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How does air exert pressure on you?

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Each time an air particle collides with your body it exerts a tiny force. The number of collisions is huge, so overall a large force is exerted

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10
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Weight

A

Mass ➗ 100

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11
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Units of pressure

A

Pascals

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12
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(Change in) pressure

A

(Change in) height x density of fluid x strength of gravity

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13
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Evaporation

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When particles escape from a liquid and become gas particles

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14
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Particles near the surface of a liquid can escape and become gas particles if:

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  • the particles are travelling in the right direction to escape the liquid
  • the particles are travelling fast enough(they have enough KE) to overcome the attractive forces of the other particles in the liquid
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