FLUIDS AND SOLIDS Flashcards

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what is a fluid

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either a liquid or a gas

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describe the movement of molecules of a fluid

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molecules in a fluid are not arranged in any order
or structure and thus move about in random directions relative to each other

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3
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describe the actual molecules of fluids

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bond weakly, spin, and move past each other

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4
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describe the movement of molecules in solids

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held in place by permanent molecular bonds

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5
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describe the actual molecules of solids

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molecules bond strongly and vibrate in a fixed position

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what is density defined as

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the amount of mass (m) a fluid contains in a specified volume (V)

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7
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what is density really a ratio of

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mass to volume

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8
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what is the density equation

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p = m/V

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9
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what are the units for density

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g/cm3
kg/m3

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10
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rank each state of matter from most dense to least dense

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solid > liquid > gas

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what is unique about gases as the least dense matter

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can be compressed unlike solids and liquids

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12
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what is specific gravity

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ratio of the density of a substance to the density of water

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what is the specific gravity equation

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S.G. = ρsubstance/ρwater

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14
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breakdown the specific gravity equation

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specific gravity = density of a substance divided by the density of water

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what happens is specific gravity is less than 1

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a substance lighter than water

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16
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what happens is specific gravity is 1

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substance equally as heavy as water.

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17
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what happens is specific gravity is more than 1

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a substance heavier than water

18
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what is the density of water

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1g/ml = 1g/cm3.
1g/cm3 = 10^3kg/m3

19
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relate the specific gravity os mercury to water

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mercury has a specific gravity of 13.63, so lifting a container full of mercury will be equivalent to lifting 13.63 of the same containers filled with water

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what is pressure

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(P) can be defined as the force (F) per unit area (A)

21
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what is the equation for pressure

22
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breakdown equation of pressure

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F = perpendicular force to area in Newtons (N)
P = pressure in Pascal (Pa).
A = area in square meters (m2)

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what is 1 pascal equal to

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1 Pa = 1 N/m2

24
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how is pressure related to energy

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potential energy per unit volume

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what is the pressure equation used to calculate potential energy
P = ρgh
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breakdown the pressure equation for potential energy
P = pressure (Pa) ρ = density of a gas or fluid (kg/m3) g = acceleration due to gravity (9.80 m/s2) h = the height of a column of gas or fluid (m)
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what are the two things pressure represents
1. force per an area 2. potential energy per volume
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what happens the pressure on a fluid at a certain depth
At a certain depth, the pressure of the fluid is the same in all directions
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how does the shape of a contained affect fluid pressure
The shape or surface area of the container does not affect fluid pressure
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how does fluid pressure exert their forces
Fluids exert forces that are always 90 degrees (perpendicular) to the surface of the container
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what is the pressure of a fluid directly proportional to
pressure of a fluid is directly proportional to the density of the fluid and to its depth
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what is buoyant force
When an object is submerged in water (object replaces water), an upward force acts on the submerged object
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what is archimedes' principle
buoyant force (Fb) is an upward force that acts on a submerged object and equal to the weight of the fluid that is displaced by the submerged object
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what is the buoyant force equation
Fb = ρfluid x V x g
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break down the buoyant force equation
buoyant force = fluid density x volume of fluid x acceleration due to gravity
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what are the two types of fluid motion
laminar flow turbulent flow
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what is laminar flow
all the particles in the fluid are moving in a straight line
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describe the movement of particles in laminar flow
same rate + same direction
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what is turbulent flow
irregular flow of particles where they move in a state of chaos
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describe the movement of particles in turbulent flow
some particles opposing the direction of others and causing collisions