Lab Final Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

d(PV)=0
dT=0
dE=0

A

The PV=constant implies that

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2
Q

the momentum exchange from collisions b/w molecules as a function of temp

The force exerted by collisions b/w molecules and the walls where the gas is contains

how fast gas molecules move and collide under different temps

A

The ideal gas law

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3
Q

The term P*V in ideal gas law has units of

A

Joule

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4
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An adiabatic process exchanges

A

zero heat with the environment

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5
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Joule’s law describes

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the relationships b/w power of the source providing the heat, time, and temperature

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6
Q

the specific hear of two different liquids at the same temperature and pressure are

A

likely different

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7
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Two beakers contain two liquids of the same mass. We heat them up to the same final temperature, w/o any phase changes occurring. The liquid that overall heats up faster has

A

smaller specific heat than the other

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8
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Heat is a form of energy that relates to the

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energy flow from hot to cold

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9
Q

When a body of water is evaporating then its temperature is

A

dropping

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10
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A very fast gas decompression under a constant volume results in a sudden temperature

A

drop

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11
Q

The inductive charging acquires the opposite charge than the main Van de Graaf dome is because

A

The repelling forces between electrons

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12
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The charges on a randomly-shaped conductor always reside

A

at the surface

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13
Q

There are free electrons in the air we breath T/F

A

true

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14
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The reason air “breaks down”

A

Electrons accelerate and knock off orbiting electrons thus creating ions

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15
Q

One argues that because the proton is much larger in mass than the electron, it creates a much stronger electric field at the same distance than the electron does. T/F

A

False

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16
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A student argues that the sound that is produced during VDG spark is due to the thermal expansion of the surrounding air. T/F

17
Q

The size of the VDG dome determines

A

How much charge is stored, how long the sparks can reach, the electric potential magnitude on the surface of the sphere

18
Q

The electric field at the center of the VDG dome is

19
Q

Ohm’s law is always observed across all electronic devices. T/F

20
Q

Three 10-Ohm resistors in series made from the same material always share the same

A

current, voltage, resistivity

21
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Ohm’s law in AC and DC domain treats the equivalent resistance the exact same way. T/F

22
Q

In the lab we experimented on resistors in series in the AC domain. When we increased the frequency without changing anything else, we observed that the current of the circuit

A

Remained the same

23
Q

Momentum exchange between electrons is one of the parameters that determines the resistivity of a wire. T/F

24
Q

The relative mean square (rms) quantity for electric potential in AC is ALWAYS

A

Greater than the numerical average of AC electric potential

25
The basic function of an oscilloscope is to return the electric potential difference across ANY element in a circuit with respect to
Ground
26
The resistance of the semi-conductor we studied in the lab
Exhibited a normal non-Ohmic behavior
27
Both Kirchoff rules are NOT valid for AC current. T/F
False
28
The phase difference between the voltages of two resistors in series connected to AC depends on
Frequency
29
Both Kirchoff rules are NOT valid for AC current. T/F
False
30
The plates of an isolated parallel plate capacitor with a capacitance C carry a charge Q. What is the capacitance of the capacitor if the charge is increased to 2Q?
C
31
When the capacitor is fully charges in DC the current in the circuit is
zero
32
Two capacitors in series that have the same charge density and same plate separation will always have the same
Capacitance, voltage, charge
33
In an AC (sine-wave) domain, the time-series of the voltages b/w the capacitor and the entire resistor will ALWAYS be
exactly 90 degrees out of phase
34
In an AC (sine-wave) domain, the time-series of the voltages b/w the capacitor and the entire circuit will ALWAYS be
none of these
35
The capacitance will increase if one
Increase the plate separation
36
Consider a capacitor and resistor in series in AC (sine-wave) domain. Does the time series of the voltage across the capacitor ever become zero?
no
37
One of the major differences between DC and AC (sine-wave) is that when the circuit includes a capacitor is that
Capacitor has resistance, but dependent on frequency | Capacitance depends on frequency
38
As AC (sine-wave) frequency increases in an RC in series, then the rms voltage across the resistor
approaches the RMS of the source