PHEPC1 Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Of aluminum, barium, calcium, and carbon, which has the lightest atomic weight?

A

Carbon

Carbon=12.011
Aluminum=26.98
Calcium=40.08
Barium=137.36

PHEP Ch1 p.2

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Of aluminum, barium, calcium, and carbon, which is the lightest per unit volume?

A

Calcium

Specific gravity
Calcium=1.55
Carbon=1.88
Aluminum=2.699
Barium=3.5

PHEP Ch1 p.2

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3
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Which element has the lightest atomic weight?

A

Hydrogen (1.008)

PHEP Ch1 p.2

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4
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If we take two like atoms of hydrogen and combine them chemically, they form a ___________.

A

Molecule

PHEP Ch1 p.3

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5
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When unlike atoms are bound together chemically, they form a molecule of a ___________.

A

Compound

PHEP Ch1 p.3

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6
Q

Why is water a compound?

A

Because it’s molecules are composed of two kinds of atoms, hydrogen and oxygen.

PHEP Ch1 p.3

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7
Q

Do salt and pepper molecules combine when mixed?

A

No.

PHEP Ch1 p.5

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8
Q

Air is normally composed of ______% oxygen and ______% nitrogen by volume.

A

21, 79

PHEP Ch1 p.7

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9
Q

The air at sea level and 32 degrees F normally exerts a pressure of approximately ______.

A

14.7 psi

PHEP Ch1 p.7

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10
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When matter is in a ____________ state, the molecules are closely bound together but not permanently touching.

A

solid

PHEP Ch1 p.9

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11
Q

Liquids offer a high resistance to force tending to change their ______.

A

volume

PHEP Ch1 p.9

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12
Q

To change a fahrenheit reading to a centigrade reading, subtract ___________ and multiply by ______ / ______.

A

32, 5/9

PHEP Ch1 p. 17

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13
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To change a centigrade reading to a fahrenheit reading, multiply by ______ / ______ and add ___________.

A

9/5, 32

PHEP Ch1 p. 17

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14
Q

Specific weight most nearly means ______.

A

density

PHEP Ch1 p.19

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15
Q

Density is a ratio between ______.

A

mass (weight) and volume

PHEP Ch1 p.19

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16
Q

A pound is a unit of______.

A

force

PHEP Ch1 p.19

17
Q

Density = ______________ over _________________.

A

Weight over Volume

PHEP Ch1 p.20

18
Q

Specific Weight is defined as what? How is it found?

A

Weight per unit volume. Density of a material times gravity

PHEP Ch1 p.21

19
Q

What is the density of a cubic foot of water?

A

62.4 pounds

PHEP Ch1 p.21

20
Q

______ is useful in finding weight of objects which cannot be weighed on scales.

A

specific gravity

PHEP Ch1 p.21

21
Q

What is the equation of specific gravity?

A

Specific gravity = weight in air / ( weight in air-weight in water)

PHEP Ch1 p.21

22
Q

The air surrounding earth exerts a pressure known as ________________ pressure.

A

atmospheric

PHEP Ch1 p.25

23
Q

Air at sea level, when 32 degrees Fahrenheit, exerts a pressure of approximately ______________.

A

14.7 psi.

PHEP Ch1 p.25

24
Q

Where is atmospheric pressure at it’s greatest?

A

Sea level

PHEP Ch1 p.26

25
______ is a characteristic of a liquid that denotes the opposition to change its shape.
viscosity PHEP Ch1 p.27
26
At the base of a cube, force is _____________ _____________ .
Evenly distributed PHEP Ch1 p.27
27
A useful law about static fluid pressure is that all points in a fluid which are at ______ are at the same pressure, and the static pressure at any point in a fluid is exerted equally in all directions.
the same elevation PHEP Ch1 p.27
28
Pressure = ___________ x ____________.
Height x Density PHEP Ch1 p.29
29
What is the equation for total force on a surface in a liquid? (F = ___ x ____ x ____)
Force = area x height x density PHEP Ch1 p.31
30
How do you find absolute pressure?
Absolute pressure is found by adding the weight of the atmosphere (14.7psi) to the gage pressure. PHEP Ch1 p.33
31
Forces exerted on different sized pistons in a confined space is _____________ _____________ to the surface areas of the pistons.
directly proportional PHEP Ch1 p.39
32
Fluid pressure might be expressed properly as:
force per unit area on an object from fluid PHEP Ch1 p.39
33
The force necessary to move a liquid through a siphon is the force necessary to overcome the ______ and the ______ of the siphon tube.
static head, friction head PHEP Ch1 p.42