Pressure In Gases Flashcards

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Calculate the moment if a force of 20N is applied at a distance of 0.5m from a pivot.

A

Moment = Force x Distance = 20N x 0.5m = 10Nm

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Explain the importance of the centre of mass in balancing an object.

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The centre of mass is crucial for stability; it must be above the pivot for balance.

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What happens if the centre of mass is not above the pivot?

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The object will topple or fall.

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What is gas pressure and how is it caused?

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Gas pressure is caused by particles colliding with surfaces.

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What is the formula for pressure in gases?

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Pressure = Force / Area (Measured in Pascals, Pa)

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How does increasing temperature affect gas pressure?

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Higher temperature increases particle movement and pressure.

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Why do balloons expand when taken to a higher altitude?

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Balloons expand due to lower atmospheric pressure at high altitudes.

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Calculate the pressure if a force of 50N is applied over an area of 0.1m².

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Pressure = Force / Area = 50N / 0.1m² = 500Pa

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Explain the collapsing can experiment using gas pressure principles.

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The experiment demonstrates pressure differences when the can is heated and then cooled rapidly.

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What is the formula for pressure in liquids?

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Pressure = Density x Gravity x Depth

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What causes pressure in liquids to increase?

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Pressure in liquids increases with depth due to the weight of water above.

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What is upthrust?

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Upthrust is the force exerted by a liquid to push an object upwards.

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When do objects float in a liquid?

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Objects float if they displace a weight of liquid equal to their own weight.

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14
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What is a real-life application of pressure in liquids?

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Dams have thicker walls at the bottom to withstand higher pressure.

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How are submarines designed in relation to pressure?

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Submarines are designed to withstand high pressures.

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