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Pressure (in gases) OALH

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Describe what happens to pressure with increasing depth of a liquid.

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State the equation for calculating frequency from wave speed and wavelength?

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4.

What technique is used to separate an insoluble solid from a liquid?

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5.

Give the unit for pressure

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Challenge: Calculate the force if the pressure is 300 N/m2and the area is 3m2.

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7.

Which type of energy store is found in gas particles

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8.

As temperature increases, does pressure increase or decrease?

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9.

Define gas pressure.

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10.

Gas pressure is increased if:

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Gas pressure is decreased if:

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12.

Define gas pressure.

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Gas pressure is increased if:

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Gas pressure is decreased if:

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If the pressure is kept constant and the temperature is increased, what will happen to the volume?

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If the pressure is kept constant and the temperature is decreased, what will happen to the volume?

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17.

If the volume is reduced, what happens to the pressure?

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18.

If the volume is increased what will happen to the pressure?

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19.

Describe the relationship shown in the graph

As the temperature increases, the volume ____________.

This is because the gas particles move around more _____, hitting the walls of the container ____ ____, causing the walls to move outwards and the volume to expand.

+ The relationship on the graph is __________ proportional

Fill in the gaps and rewrite the paragraph

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20.

Explain the relationship shown in the graph

As the volume decreases, the pressure ____________.

This is because the gas particles will be closer together so will hit the walls of the ____________ more often and apply a greater ________ on the wall of the container.

+ The relationship on the graph is __________ proportional

Fill in the gaps and rewrite the paragraph

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21.

A student notices that the pressure in their bike tyres increases on a hot day.

Explain why using knowledge about gas pressure

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22.

1.Define gas pressure.

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2.State what happens to the volume of a gas as temperature increase.

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3.State what happens to pressure when the volume of a gas decreases.