Solids, liquids and gases ✓ Flashcards

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1
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what is the unit for degrees celsius ?

A

°C

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2
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what is the unit for degrees kelvin ?

A

K

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3
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what is the unit for force ?

A

N

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4
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what is the unit for mass ?

A

kg

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5
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what is the unit for density ?

A

kg/m³

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6
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what is the unit for pressure ?

A

Pa

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7
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what is the word equation for density ?

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density = mass ÷ area

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8
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what is the symbol equation for density ?

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ρ = m ÷ v

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9
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what is the word equation for volume of cuboids ?

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volume = width x length x height

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10
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what is the symbol equation for volume of cuboids ?

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v = w x l x h

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11
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what is the word equation for static pressure ?

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pressure = force ÷ area

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12
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what is the symbol equation for static pressure ?

A

p = F ÷ A

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13
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where does pressure act in a gas or liquid ?

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in all directions

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14
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what is the word equation to determine the pressure difference at different depths in liquids ?

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pressure = height x density x gravitational field strength

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15
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what is the symbol equation to determine the pressure difference at different depths in liquids ?

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p = h x ρ x g

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16
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what happens when a gas collides with the walls of their container ?

A

they exert a force

17
Q

because gases exert a force on the walls of their container that else do they exert because of pressure = force ÷ area

A

they exert pressure

18
Q

if the temperature of a gas increases what happens to the kinetic energy/ speed of the particles ?

A

the kinetic energy increases and the speed of particles increase as well

19
Q

what is the temperature in degrees equivalent to absolute zero ?

A

-273°C

20
Q

how do you convert between °C and K ?

A

add 273°C to the given number to go into Kelvin and minus 273°C to go into celsius

21
Q

what temperature in Kelvin equivalent to absolute zero ?

A

0°K

22
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at absolute zero what happens to the particles ?

A

they stop moving

23
Q

when absolute zero occurs there is no more…… because the particles stop colliding with the walls of the container ?

A

pressure

24
Q

for a fixed volume if the temperature increases then so does the pressure, what are the two reasons for this ?

A
  • increased speed of collision with the walls of the container, which means increased force
  • increased rate/ frequency of collision with walls of container
25
Q

if doubling the temperature in Kelvin what happens to the pressure ?

A

it also doubles

26
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for a fixed temperature what happens when you halve the volume of the container, to the rate of collision with the walls of the container and the pressure ?

A

the rate of collision with the walls of the container is doubled and so the pressure is doubled

27
Q

what is precision ?

A

an indication of the smallest increment that can be measured on an instruments scale

28
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what is accuracy ?

A

an indication of how close a measurement is to its actual value (for the given level of precision)

29
Q

what is temperature ?

A

the average kinetic energy of the particles

30
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what is absolute temperature proportional to ?

A

the average kinetic energy of particles in a substance

31
Q

what is the arrangement of the particles in a solid ?

A
  • ordered
  • touching
  • vibrate around a fixed point
  • particles can’t move freely
32
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what is the arrangement of the particles in a liquid ?

A
  • touching
  • not ordered
  • particles move freely over one another
33
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what is the arrangement of the particles in a gas ?

A
  • spread out
  • not touching
  • move rapidly
34
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what is the equation for doubling the temperature it also doubles the pressure (given in front of exam) ?

A

P1 x T2 = P2 x T1

P1 ÷ T1 = P2 ÷ T2