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what is the particle model of a solid

•regular fixed positions


•strong bings


•vibrating

what is the particle model of a liquid

•free to move


•vibrating and moving around


•still close packed


•weaker bonds

what is the particle model of a gas

•moves randomly


•spreads out to fill a room


•not vibrating


•no bonds


•colliding with each other and container

what is the particle model of plasma

•huge temperature


•free electrons and nuclei

what is the formula to find the density of a material?

D=m/v

how do you measure density

•weigh to get the mass on a BALANCE


•measure all the sides and multiply to get volume


•divide mass by the volume and give answer in g/cm3 of kg/m3

how do u get from


a) g to kg


b) cm3 to m3

a) x 1000


b) x 1 mil

how do you find the density of an irregular solid

fill a eureka can to the top and hang the object in it. get the mass of the water and the volume by looking at the measurements

what is the pressure equation

pressure= force/area


pressure=N/m2


force=N


area=m2

how do u get from kg to N

x10

how do you calculate the pressure at the bottom of a column of fluid

pressure=hdg


height=m2


density=kg/m3


gravity=10

if there is a big area is the overall pressure high or low

low as it more spread out

if there is an increase of temperature what happens to gas pressure

it increases as their velocity increases and when they collide they hit with more force

what is archimedes principle

that if upthrust is less than weight, the object will sink. if the upthrust is equal to weight then it will float.

why would something float?

the weight of the water displaced equals the upthrust

why would something float?

the weight of the water displaced equals the upthrust

if a liquid is less dense, what would happen

the object would sink more as more water needs to be displaced in order for the weight to be equal

name a gas that is less dense than air

hydrogen