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name the three common states of matter and explain each using the particle theory.

Solid gas liquid (provide photos)

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what happens when you add heat particles?

Adding heat makes Particles move in vibrate, faster, decreasing density, resulting in a state of matter change.

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define volume.

Measurement of how much space An object takes up

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define mass

Amount of matter (Number of atoms) In an object

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define density

Mass of an object compared to a given volume

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define buoyancy

An upward force exerted by a fluid that exposes the weight of an immersed object.

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define viscosity

A liquid internal resistance, or friction keeping it from flowing

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define pressure

An amount of force applied to a particular area

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define compressibility

The abilities become more compact one squeezed

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how to calculate density of fluids with the correct units

mass divided by volume

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does temperature change density?

heat decreases density

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what are two ways to test viscosity

Bubble test-How long it takes an air bubble to rise through a tube with fluid the longer it takes for the bubble to travel the higher the viscosity

Ramp test-How long it takes to fluid to flow down a ramp the longer it takes the higher the viscosity

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how to calculate buoyant force

Subtract weight of an object in the air from the weight of an object in the Liquid.

For example, if a 10 N steel ball only weighs 4 N in water. What is the point force? The buoyant force would be 6 N because 10 - 4 = 6

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pascal’s law

when pressure is applied to a contained liquid that pressure force are transmitted in all directions without losing any force

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use particle theory to explain why gas is compressed

Gas compresses because it has distance between particles

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do solids and liquids compress

No liquids and solids do not compress

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explain the difference between a hydraulic and pneumatic fluid system. Provide Examples

hydraulic- used water

ex. Circulatory system, Car lift

Pneumatic- uses gas/air

ex. lungs airbag

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are the key factor that should be considered when building Boat

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