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What is pressure

Force acting per unit area.

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SI unit of pressure

Pascal (N/m²).

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Formula of pressure

P = F/A.

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Why does a sharp nail penetrate easily

Small area → more pressure.

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Why do trucks have broad tyres

Large area → less pressure.

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Pressure in liquids depends on

Depth, density, gravity (P = hρg).

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Pressure in gases depends on

Speed & collision of particles.

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Equation of state of gases

PV = nRT.

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Unit of atmospheric pressure

Bar.

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Instrument to measure atmospheric pressure

Barometer.

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Average atmospheric pressure at sea level

1013.25 hPa or 1 atm.

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Atmospheric pressure decreases with

Increase in height.

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Whose nose bleeds at high altitude

Mountaineers, due to low pressure.

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Bernoulli’s principle is based on

Law of conservation of energy.

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Pascal’s law statement

External pressure on fluid transmits equally in all directions.

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Applications of Pascal’s law

Hydraulic brakes & lift.

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What is buoyant force

Upward force exerted by fluid on immersed body.

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Archimedes’ principle

Buoyant force = weight of displaced fluid.

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Why does a ship float

Shape displaces more water → more buoyancy.

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Why does a submarine sink

By filling water inside → density increases.

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Why does hot air balloon rise

Hot air density < cold air.

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Instrument to measure liquid density

Hydrometer.

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Density of seawater vs river water

Sea water density higher → easier to float.

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Heat is a form of

Energy due to molecular motion.

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SI unit of heat

Joule.

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1 calorie =

4.2 Joules.

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Heat flows from

High temperature → low temperature.

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Normal human body temperature

36.9°C or 98.4°F.

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At what temp Celsius = Fahrenheit

-40°.

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Thermometer for very high temp

Pyrometer.

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Thermometer for very low temp

Cryometer.

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Which liquid used in thermometers at very cold regions

Alcohol.

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Freezing point of mercury

-39°C.

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Freezing point of alcohol

-115°C.

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Methods of heat transfer

Conduction, Convection, Radiation.

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Conduction is most effective in

Solids (esp. metals).

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Convection occurs in

Liquids & gases.

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Radiation requires

No medium (occurs in vacuum).

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Example of conduction

Spoon in hot tea becomes hot.

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Example of convection

Sea breeze & land breeze.

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Example of radiation

Heat from Sun reaches Earth.

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Good conductors of heat

Copper, aluminium, iron.

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Bad conductors of heat

Wood, plastic, glass, air.

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Why sweaters keep warm

Air trapped acts as bad conductor.

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Why 2 thin blankets warmer than 1 thick

Air trapped between them.

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Why igloos keep warm

Ice is bad conductor, retains body heat.

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Why black surface heats faster

Absorbs more heat.

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Why tea cups are white & smooth

Reflects heat, keeps tea hot longer.

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Effect of heat on matter

Expansion (solid, liquid, gas).

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Exception in expansion

Water between 0°C–4°C.

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At what temp water density max

4°C.

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What is specific heat

Heat to raise 1g substance by 1°C.

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Which liquid has highest specific heat

Water (due to H-bonding).

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Why water used in car radiator

High specific heat → absorbs more heat.

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What is latent heat

Heat absorbed/released during change of state.

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Why steam burns severe than boiling water

Steam has latent heat.

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Change of state liquid → gas

Evaporation.

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Gas → liquid

Condensation.

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Liquid → solid

Solidification.

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Solid → gas

Sublimation.

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Gas → solid

Deposition.

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Who gave 3 laws of motion

Sir Isaac Newton.

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Book where laws of motion published

Principia Mathematica (1687).

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Newton’s 1st law

Law of inertia.

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Newton’s 2nd law formula

F = ma.

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Newton’s 3rd law

Every action has equal & opposite reaction.

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SI unit of force

Newton (N).

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Linear momentum formula

p = mv.

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Acceleration due to gravity (g)

9.8 m/s².

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Universal gravitational constant (G)

6.67 × 10⁻¹¹ Nm²/kg².

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g is maximum at

Poles.

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g is minimum at

Equator.

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Value of g in Shimla vs Mumbai

Less in Shimla (hilly area).

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Weight formula

W = mg.

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Weight on Moon vs Earth

1/6th.

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A person 60 kg on Earth weighs how much on Moon

10 kg.

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Escape velocity on Earth

11.2 km/s.

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Orbital velocity for Earth satellites

7.9 km/s (~8 km/s).

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Geostationary satellite altitude

~36,000 km.

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Centripetal force acts

Towards center.

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Centrifugal force acts

Away from center (pseudo force).

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SI unit of work

Joule.

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SI unit of power

Watt (J/s).

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1 Horsepower =

746 W.

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Formula for kinetic energy

KE = ½ mv².

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Formula for potential energy

PE = mgh.

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Law of conservation of energy

Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.

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Example of energy conversion: Electrical → Mechanical

Fan, motor.

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Example: Electrical → Heat & light

Bulb, heater.

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Example: Sound → Electrical

Microphone.

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Example: Electrical → Sound

Speaker.

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What is surface tension

Tension caused by cohesive force on liquid surface.

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Effect of detergent on surface tension

Decreases, helps cleaning.

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Effect of temperature on surface tension

Decreases with increase in temperature.

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What is viscosity

Resistance to flow of liquid/gas.

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High viscosity fluid example

Honey.

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Low viscosity fluid example

Water.

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Effect of temperature on viscosity of liquids

Decreases.

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Effect of temperature on viscosity of gases

Increases.

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Wave motion definition

Transfer of energy through medium without transfer of matter.