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Theory T.1,2,3 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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What are the kinds of errors?

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  1. Systematic error - The error of the device
  2. Random errors - We discover them with the error of dispersion (max-min)/4
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What is the name of the mathematical expression that represent the data based on minimizing the squared difference between theoretical and experimental values?

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Least square fitting

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3
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The correlation coefficient is in a scale between?

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0-1

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4
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In the best case the correlation coefficient to the data is really close to…

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1

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5
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If the correlation to the data is really bad is close to..

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0

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6
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We consider the ideal fluids the fluids that…

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viscosity = 0

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7
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What is the name of the capacity to flow, is the friction between the layers of atoms?

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Viscosity

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8
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What is the name of the principle that said that a changing pressure applied to a liquid contained in a container is transmitted equally to all points of the fluid and to the walls of the container itself?

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Pascal principle

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9
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What is the physiological effect of low pressure?

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Hypobaric hypoxia

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10
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What is the physiological effect of high pressure?

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Under water dives, sickness

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11
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What is the application of the pascal pressure?

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Blood pressure cuff

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12
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What is the name of the principle that said that the volume of the objects is the same as the volume of the fluid displaced?

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Arquímedes principle

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13
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How is the Bernoulli regime?

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Stationary, laminar and non-viscous

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14
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How is the Poiseuille regime?

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Stationary, laminar and viscous

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15
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How is the Venturi regime?

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Stationary, turbulent and viscous

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16
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Applications of the Bernoulli equation?

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  • Air masks
  • Airplane wings
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17
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What is going to affect viscosity?

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  • Temperature
  • Pressure
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18
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How temperature affect the viscosity of liquids?

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+ T –> -Viscosity

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19
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How temperature affect the viscosity of gasses?

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+T –> +viscosity

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20
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How pressure affect the viscosity of liquids?

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Not affect

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21
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How pressure affects the viscosity of gasses?

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+P –> +viscosity

22
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We use the Reynolds number en what kind of flow?

A

Turbulent flow

23
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To prevent the turbulence we put filters because water tends to…

24
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How viscosity affect the speed?

A

+ viscosity –> - speed

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What are the applications of the sedimentation rate?
- Antibiotics - Creams - Food Industry - Blood test
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Whats the name of the force per unit area required for the movement of fluid?
shear stress
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In the Newtonian fluids their viscosity...
does not change with the shear stress
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In Non-Newtonian fluids their viscosity...
change with shear stress
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In the dilatant it's viscosity ...
increase with shear stress
30
What are the name of the fluids that when fluids begin to flow when a shear stress reaches a limit and from then on they are Newtonian?
Bingham or ideal plastics
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What are the name of the fluids that when fluids with a fluidity threshold and from there its viscosity decreases with the shear force?
Non-Bingham plastics
32
What is the name of the variation of velocity along a given direction?
Shear rate
33
The reogram allows the..
classification of different types of fluids
34
What are the two types of reograms?
- Ostwald reological model - Bingham reological model
35
What are the applications of the shear stress and the shear rate?
- Aritificial tears (non-bingham plastics) - Drops with drugs (Pseudoplastics)
36
Relationship between temperature and surface tension?
+T --> -surface tension
37
How can we medicaly applicate the surface tension?
Ear drops (contain alcohol that decrease the surface tension)
38
If we have a lower surface tension we will have smaller or bigger drops?
smaller drops
39
The laplace ecuation is use for the..
difference in pressure inside and outside the drop.
40
For bubbles the laplace equation is multiply by...
2
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The laplace equation is applicate in..
Pulmonary surfactant
42
We meausre more than one drop to decrease...
error
43
How is name the curvature of the surface of a liquid in response to the surface of the container?
Meniscus
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The contact angle is caused by 2 forces..
Fa - Adhesive force Fc - Cohesive force
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What time of meniscus we will have if the Fa>Fc
Ascending meniscus
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What time of meniscus we will have if the Fa=Fc?
Neutral meniscus
47
What time of meniscus we will have if the Fa
Descending meniscus
48
The contact angle is seen in the...
lotus effect
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The capilarity is when in a tube narrow enough so opposing meniscus come together forming a..
spgerical surface
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In capilarity the resulting forces of surface tension result in..
- Rise to upward forces (cancave meniscus) - Rise downward forces (convexe meniscus)