Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
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Define density

A

The mass per unit volume of a substance

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2
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How can you measure the density of a regular object?

A
  • Measure mass using a top pan balance

- Measure dimensions using vernier calipers or micrometer and calculate volume with appropriate equation

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3
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How can you measure the density of a liquid?

A
  • Measure mass of empty measuring cylinder, and pour some liquid into it and measure the volume directly. Use as much liquid as possible to reduce % error
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4
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How can you measure the density of an irregular object?

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  • Measure the mass of the object

- Immerse object on a thread in liquid in a measuring cylinder. Change in liquid level = volume

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5
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What is an alloy?

A

A mixture of 2 or more metals

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6
Q

State Hooke’s law

A

The force needed to stretch a spring is directly proportional to the extension of the spring from its natural length until it exceeds its limit of proportionality

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7
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What type of energy is stored in a stretched spring?

A

Elastic potential energy

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8
Q

What is deformation that stretches an object called?

A

Tensile

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9
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What is deformation that compresses an object called?

A

Compressive

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10
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What is a brittle material?

A

A material that snaps without any noticeable yield e.g glass

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11
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What is a ductile material?

A

A material that can be drawn into a wire e.g copper

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12
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How can you measure the stiffness of a material?

A

By using the gradient of a stress-strain line which = YM

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13
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What is the strength of a material?

A

The maximum tensile stress

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14
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In loading and unloading, what is permanent extension?

A

When the material has reached its limit of proportionality, and the unloading values are greater than the loading values due to the string stretching

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15
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On a graph, how can you see the work done to stretch a rubber band?

A

The area under the loading curve

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