Physics Test 2 Flashcards

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The tendency of a liquid to rise in a tube

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Capillarity

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2
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A curved surface formed inside a capillary tube

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Meniscus

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3
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What forms a concave meniscus?

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Water

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4
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What forms a convex meniscus?

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Mercury

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What are three forces that contribute to the rise or fall of water in a capillary tube

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Adhesion
Cohesion
Atmospheric Pressure

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The study of liquids at rest

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Hydrostatics

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7
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Any push or pull on an object

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Force

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8
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Force is measured in what?

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Newtons

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9
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What is 1kg times m/s squared?

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Newton

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Force exerted by a liquid is always __________ to the surface

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Normal (Perpendicular)

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11
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The amount of force brought to bear on a unit area of surface

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Pressure

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12
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Pressure is measured in what?

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Pascals

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13
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What is 1kg/ m times s squared

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Pascal

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14
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What is the accepted value of gravity

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9.80 m/s squared

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What is the equation for the law of liquid pressure

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P=pgh (relates to depth)

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16
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What is the equation for force

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F=AP or F=A(pgh)

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17
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What happens when a tank has multiple openings

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The bottom opening (orifice) has the greatest pressure.
The top orifice has the least pressure.
The middle orifice propels farthest from the tank.

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18
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What is the distance below the highest level of water in a closed system

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Water Head

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19
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States that pressure applied to any surface of a confined liquid is transmitted equally in every direction throughout the liquid

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Pascal’s Principle

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20
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Uses confined liquid to multiply force

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Hydraulic device

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21
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States that the buoyant force acting on a body submerged in a liquid is equal to the weight of the liquid displaced by that body

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Archimedes’ Principle

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22
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The difference between the downward force and upward force of a submerged item

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Buoyant force

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23
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The study of liquids in motion

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Hydrodynamics

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24
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A liquid’s resistance to flow due to intermolecular attraction to itself

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Viscosity

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States that flow rate and viscosity are inversely related
Principle of Viscosity
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The formation of tiny vapor bubbles within a moving liquid
Cavitation
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Three characteristics of an ideal liquid
Nonviscous Incompressible Uniform in density
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an ideal liquid's tendency to flow in straight lines without resistance
Laminar flow
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The swirl produced in a pipe due to the liquid's friction between itself and the pipe
Eddy Currents
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Measures the total volume of a liquid flowing past a point in one second
Volume Flow Rate
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States that the volume flow rate at any two points in a pipe must be constant regardless of the pipe's diameter. (A1 V1 = A2 V2)
Principle of Continuity
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The relationship between lateral pressure and velocity squared of a moving liquid inversely related
Bernoulli's Principle
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When velocity of a moving liquid increases, the lateral pressure __________
Decreases
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When velocity of a moving liquid decreases, the lateral pressure __________
Increases
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The most abundant element in the earth's atmosphere
Nitrogen
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The second most abundant element in the earth's atmosphere
Oxygen
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The bombardment of air molecules continually hitting each other
Air Pressure
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What are two thing that affect air pressure
The quantity of air that is present The temperature of air
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The total absence of air
Vacuum
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Caused by the weight of atmospheric air molecules
Atmospheric pressure
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Any substance capable of flowing
Fluids
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Two examples of fluids
Liquids Gases- differs from the ideal liquid in that they are compressible
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What are laws and principles that do not apply to gases
Law of liquid pressure Pascal's Principle Principle of continuity
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What are laws and principles that DO apply to gases?
Archimedes' Principle Bernoulli's Principle
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The false idea around for over 2,000 years that a vacuum is impossible to create because nature immediately fills an empty space with the nearest matter it can find
Horror Vacui
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The atmosphere can only support a maximum height of what?
33.9 ft
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Created the first vacuum in a barometer
Evangelista Toricelli
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Discovered that atmospheric pressure and pressure upon a liquid are equal
Blaise Pascal
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What is standard atmospheric pressure
1 atm = 76 cm Hg (Mercury) 1 atm = 760 torr 1 atm = 1.013x10 to the 5th Pa
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An apparatus designed to measure the pressure of a gas by using mercury
Manometer
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What is the difference between the gauge pressure and 1 atm
Absolute Pressure
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What are the characteristics of an aneroid barometer
Less sensitive that a mercury barometer More Portable Unaffected by orientation
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What states that, at constant temperature, the volume of gas is inversely proportional to its pressure
Boyle's Law
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What is the equation for Boyle's Law
P1V1 = P2V2
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What states that, at constant pressure, the volume of a gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature
Charles' Law
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What is the equation for Charles' Law
V1/T1 = V2/T2
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The lowest temperature at which matter can exist
Absolute Zero (0 degrees or -273.15 degrees C)
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Temperature expressed in Kelvin
Absolute Temperature
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A combination of Boyle's Law and Charles' Law
Combined Gas Law (P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2)
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States that, at the same temperature and pressure, two gases of the same volume have the same number of molecules
Avogadro's Law
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What is equal to 6.022x10 to the 23rd molecules
1 mole
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What is the equation for the Ideal Gas Law
PV = nRT where "R" is the universal gas constant
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Any device that transports air or that is driven by air pressure
Pneumatic Device
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Fluid that is caught up and carried along by another fluid stream nearby
Entrained
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What are the characteristics of Pump Potentials
Draw water or air out of a container Compress water or air in a container
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A simple device for transferring liquid from a higher container to a lower container
Siphon
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How does a siphon work?
A siphon tube connecting higher and lower tanks of liquid. When a partial vacuum is created in the tube, the liquid is pushed by atmospheric pressure from the higher tank into the tube and then pulled by gravity into the lower tank
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What has a definite shape and volume and its atoms vibrate in place
Solid
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What is the ability of a solid to recover its shape after being deformed by an external force
Elasticity
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The tendency of a solid to resist flexing or deforming
Rigidity
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The amount of deformation required to bring a material to its elastic limit
Resilience
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The point past which a material will not recover its original shape
Elastic Limit
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The maximum of relative deformation that may be permanently imposed upon a solid
Plasticity
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The mechanical working process when metal is squeezed or pounded with great force
Forging
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The mechanical working process when metal is pressed down by a series or paired heavy roller into a continuous sheet
Rolling
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The property of metals that allows them to be drawn into wire
Ductility
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Solids tend to hold their shape because of their strong__________between particles
Cohesion
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The deformative tensile force per unit cross-sectional area
Stress
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The relative amount of deformation from the original length/shape
Strain (Strain = Diff/Orig)
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Stress is _____________to strain
Directly Proportional
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The amount of tensile force required per unit area to double a solid's length
Young's Modulus (F/A = Y(change in l/L0
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Solids that break suddenly under a load instead of deforming first
Brittle
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The distance of separation where two particles of a solid neither attract nor repel
Equilibrium
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the combination of two oppositely directed forces along parallel lines of action
Shear
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The stress that causes bulk deformation
Volume Stress