2A.1 Fluids, Density and Upthrust Flashcards

1
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what is a fluid

A

it is any sunbstane that can flow (liquid, or gass sometimes solid like sandO

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2
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what is denisty, and what does its vaule depend on

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its mass per unit volume of a sunstance, the value of denisty depends on the mass of the particles that make up the substance and how closley pacjed they are

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3
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what does density =

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density (Kg m^-3) = mass (Kg) / Volume (m^3)

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4
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what is the denisty of air

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1.2

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5
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what is the density of pure water

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1000

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6
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what is the density of sulfuric acid (95% concentration)

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1839

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7
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what is the density of cork

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240

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8
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what is the density of ice

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919

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9
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window glass

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2579

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10
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what is the denisty of iron

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7850

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11
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what is the density of gold

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19 320

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12
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what is Archimedes’ principle?

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the upthrust of an object is equal to the wight displaced when an object is fully submerged in a fluid the weight of the fluid displaced is equal to the volume of the object x the density of the fluid x gravity

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how do you find the weight of the mass displaced

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by using archimedes’ principle and the relationship between w=mg

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14
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how do you find if an object sinks or floats

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if teh upthrust of the object is lower than its weight it would sink

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15
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for an object to float what must` happen

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once the object is put in water it would have no upthrust since it hasnt displaced water yet as in sinks i would displacment increase so upthrust increases, once/if at any point the upthrust is equal to the wwight the object would float, in other words in order for teh object to flaoat it must sink untill in displaces its own weight of the fluid

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16
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what is a hydrometer

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an instrument used to determine the density of a fluid

17
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how does the hydrometer work

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the hydrometer has a fixed weight, making it sink lower in objects with less density since a greater volume needs to be displaced to equal the weight of the hydrometer, the scale marking on the stem of the hydrometer tells us the density of a fluid

18
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what one use of the hydrometer

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to check on the battery level (that include sulfuric acid) in cars the lower the density of the sulfuric acid the lower the charge on the battery level