Physics Test 2 Flashcards
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The tendency of a liquid to rise in a tube
Capillarity
A curved surface formed inside a capillary tube
Meniscus
What forms a concave meniscus?
Water
What forms a convex meniscus?
Mercury
What are three forces that contribute to the rise or fall of water in a capillary tube
Adhesion
Cohesion
Atmospheric Pressure
The study of liquids at rest
Hydrostatics
Any push or pull on an object
Force
Force is measured in what?
Newtons
What is 1kg times m/s squared?
Newton
Force exerted by a liquid is always __________ to the surface
Normal (Perpendicular)
The amount of force brought to bear on a unit area of surface
Pressure
Pressure is measured in what?
Pascals
What is 1kg/ m times s squared
Pascal
What is the accepted value of gravity
9.80 m/s squared
What is the equation for the law of liquid pressure
P=pgh (relates to depth)
What is the equation for force
F=AP or F=A(pgh)
What happens when a tank has multiple openings
The bottom opening (orifice) has the greatest pressure.
The top orifice has the least pressure.
The middle orifice propels farthest from the tank.
What is the distance below the highest level of water in a closed system
Water Head
States that pressure applied to any surface of a confined liquid is transmitted equally in every direction throughout the liquid
Pascal’s Principle
Uses confined liquid to multiply force
Hydraulic device
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
Archimedes’ Principle
The difference between the downward force and upward force of a submerged item
Buoyant force
The study of liquids in motion
Hydrodynamics
A liquid’s resistance to flow due to intermolecular attraction to itself
Viscosity