Solids Liquids And Gases Flashcards

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What is density

A

How much mass is in a given volume

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2
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How would you measure volume

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  • Graduated cylinder (liquids; irregular solid)
  • Eureka Can (irregular solid)
  • Ruler (regular solid)
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3
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What is precision

A

Smallest scale equipment can measure

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4
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What is parallax error

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Error in reading a scale due to position of eye.

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5
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Why does nail exert more pressure on wood than on hammer

A
  • pressure is force divided by area
  • forces on wood and hammer are equal
  • smaller area of nail is in contact with wood
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6
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Pressure at a depth

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Pressure is caused by the weight of fluid above it

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7
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Takes energy to change state so

A

Breaking intermolecular bonds

• No temperature change

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8
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The pressure law

What happened to pressure when temperature goes up

A

As Temperature goes up,
• Kinetic Energy goes up,
• So, impact Force of particles on wall goes up,
• So, Pressure goes up.

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9
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Boyles Law

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Pressure is inversely proportional to Volume

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10
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Why is pressure inversely proportional to volume

A

As volume increases
2. Space/Distance between particles increases
3. Frequency of collisions (Number of collisions
per second) decreases
4. Average force felt by container decreases
5. So, pressure decreases

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