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Heat

A form of energy.

Temperature

An indication of the degree of hotness or coldness of a body.

Specific Heat Capacity

The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1kg of a substance 1°C.

Pressure

The force exerted on a surface per unit area.

Density

The mass of a given substance per unit volume.

Matter

That which has mass and occupies space.

Molecule

The smallest particle into which a given substance can be devides without changing it's identity.

Examples of Elements

• Aluminium


• Carbon


• Copper


• Gold


• Mercury

Examples of Metals

• Aluminium


• Iron


• Copper


• Zinc


• Lead

Examples of Non-metals

• Hydrogen


• Carbon


• Nitrogen


• Oxygen


• Sulphur

Examples of Electrolytes

• Sulphuric acid diluted with water


• Copper sulphate and water solution


• Table salt and water solution

Chemical Compound - Water

Hydrogen & Oxygen


H2O

Chemical Compound - Table Salt

Sodium & Chlorine


NaCl

Chemical Compound - Sulphuric Acid

Hydrogen, Sulphur & Oxygen


H2SO4

Chemical Compound - Hydrochloric Acid

Hydrogen & Chlorine


HCl

Chemical Compound - Limestone

Calcium, Carbon & Oxygen


CaCO3

General Uses of Hydraulics


(Single Cylinders)

• Simple hydraulic jacks for cars


• Trolley jacks


• Hydraulic lifts in garages

General Uses of Hydraulics


(Multiple Cylinders)

• Hydraulic cylinders on heavy earth-moving equipment


• Hydraulics lifts on back of tractors


• Hydraulic cylinders on cranes

Pressure on piston during pressure stroke

P = pgh

Average power output

P = (F × s) ÷ t

Wd

W = P × t

Force required

F = pgh × piD^2÷4