physics 1 Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
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describe solids

A

regular arrangement, all touching
vibrates
strong and high attraction

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2
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describe liquids

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irregular arrangement and all touching
moves freely
weaker attraction

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3
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describe gases

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irregular not touching
moves freely at high speeds
negligible attraction

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4
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what is the name of solid to gas

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sublimation

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5
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how is density calculated

A

mass decided by volume

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6
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what is the metric for density

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kg/m^3

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7
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what is the metric for volume

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m^3

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8
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how do you measure the volume of an irregular solid

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find how much water displaces
- fill the can to the spout, with water
- lower the object into the eureka can and collect the water that leaved the spout into the cylinder
- measure the volume of water displaced by reading the meniscus

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9
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what are two pieces of equipment what are used to find displacement of water

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eureka can
measuring cylinder

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10
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what happens if u overestimate mass when tryin to calculate density

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larger answer
density is proportional

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11
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what happens if u overestimate volume when tryin to calculate density

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answer is smaller
inversely proportional

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12
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how do you measure the mass of a liquid

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  • weigh empty, dry cylinder or beaker
  • pour liquid into container
  • weigh container + liquid
  • subtract contianer weight from combined container and liquid weight
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13
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what’s the setup for doing 5 markers

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Values
Equation
Substitute
Rearrange
Answer
Units

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14
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how do you measure the volume of a liquid

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  • read the volume from the markings in the measuring cylinder, when on a flat surface
    -make sure it is the meniscus that is read at eye level for accuracy
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15
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what happens when potential energy rises

A

particles more further apart
change of state

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16
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what is internal energy

A

potential + kinetic energy

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17
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what happens when kinetic energy rises

A

increased temperature
particles more / vibrate faster

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18
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only _________ can change at one time

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either potential or kinetic energy

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19
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change in state equals..?

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potential energy

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20
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remaining state equals..?

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kinetic energy

21
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P1 x V1 =?

22
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what is ‘work’

A

transfer of energy by a force

23
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what happens when the particles bounce off the walls of the container

A

they move faster
increases pressure

24
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what is boyles law

A

pressure is inversely proportional to volume at a constant temperature

25
why does a bicycle pump get hot
• more gas in same volume • more frequent collisions • increase in pressure • increase in temperature
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how do you increase gas pressure
• putting more particles in more collisions • increasing temp hits container harder n more frequently average energy increase
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what angle is force at on the walls when particles hit
right angles
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specific latent heat equation
energy (j) x mass (kg) x specific latent heat (j/kg)
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specific heat capacity equation
energy (j) = mass (kg) x specific heat capacity (j/kg*c) x temperature change (*c)
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explain the chemical energy store
substances, (foods, fuels) that release energy in a chemical reaction
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explain the kinetic energy store
moving objects
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explain the gravitational potential energy store
objects raised above ground
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explain the elastic potential energy store
stretched or compressed objects
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explain the thermal energy store
all objects due to particle movement
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explain the nuclear energy store
the nucleus of atoms
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explain the electrostatic energy store
separation of charges
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an objects falls, explain the three transfers
decrease in GPE store increase in KE store waste in energy to environment via heating and sound stores
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particle diagrams, pos n neg
pos : easy to draw / see arrangement neg : can’t see forces between particles particles look flat rather than 3d movement isn’t shown
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kinetic models (eg marbles or animation)
pos : easy to see particle arrangement can see the movement of particles neg : can’t see forces between particles
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measure the vol of small objects
put them in a measuring cylinder w 100cm^3 of water inside read the meniscus to calculate the amount of water displaced
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internal energy is
the temperature of any substance related to the average speed of its particles
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why to particles move around
because they have energy in their kinetic stores
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what energy store increased when particles move further apart
potential energy
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energy needed to change one kilogram of solid to liquid
specific latent heat of fusion
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energy needed to change one kilogram of liquid to gas
specific latent heat of vaporisation
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what is specific heat capacity
the amount of energy needed to change the temperature of 1kg of substance by 1*c
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1 watt is
1 joule per second
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how to reduce energy transfers in homes
- double glazing - thick walls - walls made of materials with low thermal conductivity - insulation
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reducing energy transfer in devices
- lubricator : reduces friction - streamlining : reduces air resistance