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pressure and pressure differencces

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pressure and pressure differencces

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  1. 1what is a fluida fluid can either be a liquid or a gas
  2. 2what are the particles like in a fluid(collisions)as particles move around in a fluid they collide with the surface of objects in the fluid or the surface of the container.The collision creates a force normal (at right angles) to the surface
  3. 3what is the equation for pressure in terms of the link between pressure,force and areapressure=force normal to a surface/area of that surface
  4. 4what happens if the pressure acts on a bigger areait will produce a larger forcewhat happens if the pressure acts on a bigger area
  5. 5what is the atmospherethe atmosphere is a repetitively thin layer of air around the earth
  6. 6finish the sentence... the greater the altitude,________the greater the altitude, the less dense the atmosphere and the lower the atmospheric pressure
  7. 7what is is like at high altitudeat high altitude there is less air above a surface than at lower altitudes, so there is a smaller weight of air acting on the surface
  8. 8what does high altitude do to the equation p=f/ait will result in a lower pressure
  9. 9what does the pressure at a particle point in a column of liquid depend on-the height of the column above the point
    -the density of the liquid
  10. 10what happens the higher the column and the more dense the liquid-the greater the weight above the point
    -the greater the force on the surface at the point
    -the greater the pressure
  11. 11write the equation that helps calculate pressurepressure=height of the column*density of the liquid*gravitational field strength
  12. 12what is upthrustwhat is upthrust
  13. 13what indicates if an object will float or sinkits density
  14. 14when does an object floatan object floats when its weight is equal to the upthrust
  15. 15when does an object sinkan object sinks when its weight is greater than the upthrust
  16. 16whats happens if an object is less dense than a liquid-displaces a volume of liquid greater than its own weight so it will rise to the surface
    -will float with some of the object remaining bellow the surface
    -displaces liquid of equal weight to the object
  17. 17if an object has a low density and it is placed in water what will happenmore of the object will remain above the surface
  18. 18why would some objects sink in watera object denser than the surrounding liquid cannot displace enough liquid to equal its own weight so it sinks
  19. 19finish the sentence... no matter how dense an object is,the size of the upthrust is__________equal to the weight of the liquid displaced
  20. 20list a object that will a-float b-mostly under the water but top part floats c-sinksa-polystyrene
    b-ice
    c-iron

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GCSE physics new Flashcards on pressure and pressure differencces, created by ella stokes on 18/11/2017.
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