Solids, Liquids and Gases - Density and Pressure Flashcards

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what is the relationship between density, mass and volume?

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density = mass/volume

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how would you investigate density using direct measurements of mass and volume?

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  • the density of an object can be found by measuring the mass and volume
  • for a regular object use a ruler to measure the lengths needed to determine the volume
  • for an irregular object submerge it in a eureka can and measure the displaced volume.
  • measure the mass using a measuring balance.
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what is the relationship between pressure, force and area?

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pressure = force/area

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where does pressure in liquids/gases act?

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pressure in liquids/gases acts equally in all directions as long as the liquid is not moving

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what is the equation for pressure difference?

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pressure difference = density x g x height

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