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Go with the Flow
How Dense are
you?
Floaty Force
Under Pressure
Famous People
Hodge Podge
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The resistance of a liquid to
flow.
What is viscosity?
Fluids with high viscosity
will flow_____.
What is slowly?
When the temperature of a fluid is increased,
it’s viscosity __________.
What is decreases?
Fluids with low viscosity have particles that are able to move
_______ freely around each other.
Water is ______ viscous than corn
syrup.
What is less?
Density is the mass per unit _________
of a substance.
What is volume?
This process is used to measure the volume of
irregular shaped objects.
What is displacement?
This is the amount of matter of an object.
What is mass?
The density of an object with a mass of 20 g and a volume of
5 ml.
What is 4 g/ml?
The density of an object with a volume of 10 cm3
and a mass of 5 g.
What is 0.5 g/cm3 ?
Buoyancy is the upward force of an
object ______ dense than itself.
What is less?
An object that has more density than the fluid it is submerged in will have _______
buoyancy?
What is negative?
_______ buoyancy will occur when the force of gravity on a submerged object is equal to the buoyant force of the fluid it is
submerged in.
What is neutral?
The density of water.
What is 1g/ml ?
An object with a density of 0.3 g/ml will _______ in
water.
What is float?
Pressure is the amount of _______ placed on a given
area.
What is force?
Fluids will always move from an area of high pressure to an
area of ______ pressure.
What is low?
_________ is the amount the particles
of a fluid can be squeezed together.
What is compressibility?
There is a relationship between the pressure, volume and ____________
of a fluid.
What is temperature?
Creating a _______ (an area with no
particles) is how a fluid is able to be
pushed up a straw.
What is vacuum?
He discovered that the faster particles the particles in a
fluid move, the less pressure there is.
Who is Bernoulli?
He found that the buoyant force of a
fluid on an object is equal to the weight of
the fluid the object displaces.
Who is Archimedes?
He discovered that when pressure is exerted on a
confined fluid, it is magnified equally in all
directions throughout the fluid.
Who is Pascal?
He discovered the Theory of Relativity.
Who is Einstein?
He discovered the Laws of Motion.
Who is Newton?
Confined pressurized systems that require
moving liquids to operate.
What are hydraulics?
This is an example of _______.
What is buoyancy (neutral)?
Confined pressurized systems that
require moving gases to operate.
What are pneumatics
This is an application of ___________.
What is Pascal’s Law?
This is an application of ___________.
What is Bernoulli’s Principle?