Class Three Flashcards

1
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closed system

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environment cannot contribute matter to it

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2
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isolated system

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environment cannot contribute energy or matter

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3
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open system

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environment is free to interact with the system

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4
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how can the total energy in a system change

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if energy is transferred into or out of a system

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5
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temperature vs thermal energy

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temperature = intensive

thermal energy = extensive

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6
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what is heat (q)

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transfer of thermal energy between a system and its environment

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7
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what does the zeroth law of thermodynamics state

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objects A and B = thermal equilibrium

objects B and C = thermal equilibrium

then A and C must be in equilibrium as well

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8
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kinetic energy and temperature equation

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9
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what is kb and when is it used

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1.38 x 10-23 J/K

used when looking at the relationship with kinetic energy and temperature

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10
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three ways heat transfer occurs

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conduction

convection

radiation

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11
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what conducts heat well

A

metals

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12
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what is convection

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heat expanding + becoming less dense than surrounding air → heat rise

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13
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what is radiation

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heat transfer by absorption of energy carried by light waves

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14
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as the temperature of materials increase..

A

they expand

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15
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first law of thermodynamics

A

total energy of the universe is constant → energy cannot be created or destroyed

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16
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equation for first law of thermodynamics

A

difference in E = Q - W

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17
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when is work (W) considered positive

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when work is being done by the system on the environment

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18
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what is an isobaric process

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one that occurs at constant pressure

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19
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what is an isochoric process

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one that maintains a constant volume

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20
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is work done in isochoric processes

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no

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21
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when does an isothermal process occur

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when heat is allowed to pass freely between a system and its environment

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22
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in an isobaric process..

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W = P (change in V)

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23
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in an isochoric process..

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W = 0

change in E = Q

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24
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in an isothermal process..

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change in E = 0

Q = W

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what happens in an adiabatic process
no heat is transferred between the system and the environment (all energy is transferred as work)
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second law of thermodynamics
entry of an isolated system either stays the same or increases during thermodynamic processes
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first law equation for isobaric processes
delta E = Q - (P)(delta V)
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which process has delta E = 0
isochoric processes
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first law equation for isothermal processes
Q = W
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first law for adiabatic processes
delta E = - W
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isothermal vs adiabatic
isothermal = temp is constant but heat moves in/out adiabatic = no heat moves in/out but temp changes
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what is density
mass / volume
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density of water
1 g / cm3
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what is specific gravity
how dense something is compared to water density of substance / density of water
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for which phase does the density change with pressure/temperature
gas, not liquids or gases
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density of an ideal gas
mP / nRT
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Fgrav formula for fluids questions
Fgrav = pVg density x volume x gravity
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pressure for fluids formula
P = force / area
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hydrostatic gauge pressure formula
Pgauge = pfluidgD g = gravity D = depth of sheet
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incompressible liquids
density is constant (doesn't increase with depth)
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what is buoyancy
net upward fluid force
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Archimedes' Principle
the magnitude of the buoyant force is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by the object
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Archimedes' Principle formula
FBuoy = pfluidVsubg
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floating object in equilibrium on surface equation
wobject = FBuoy Vsub / V = pobject / pfluid
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what does it mean if pobject \> pfluid
then the object will float and fraction of its volume thats submerged = ratio of its density to fluid's density
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Pascal's law
pressure applied to an enclosed fluid will be transmitted without a change in magnitude to every point of the fluid and to the walls of the container
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slow rate equation
f = Av
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surface tension ____ as temperature increases
decreases
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continuity equation (flow rate)
A1v1 = A2v2
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if a tube narrows.. the flow speed \_\_\_
increases
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4 requirements for an ideal fluid
fluid is incompressible there is negligible viscosity flow is laminar flow rate is steady
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the Bernoulli effect
pressure is lower where flow speed is greater
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3 ways forces can be applied to an object
tension (stretching) compression (squeezing) shear (bending)
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stress formula
force / area
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tensile/compressive strain formula
change in length / original length
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shear strain formula
distance of shear / original length
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Hooke's law
stress and strain are proportional
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Young's modulus
constant of proportionality for tensile/compressive stress
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shear modulus
constant of proportionality for shear stress
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the stronger the intermolecular bonds, the ____ the modulus
greater
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tension/compression formila
delta L = F (original length) / EA
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shear formula
X = F (original length) / AG
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faster flow speed = ____ pressure
lower
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resistivity is ____ proportional to temperature
linearly