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Topic 5 - Solids, Liquids and Gases
Pressure
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Pressure
Concentration of
force
per
unit of area
Measured in
pascals
or
kilopascals
(Pa / kPa)
P = F/A P =
Pressure
(Pa or kPa)
F =
Force
(N)
A =
Area
(M²)
A)
Force (N)
B)
Area (M²)
C)
Pressure (Pa / kPa)
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Pressure in Fluids (Liquids & Gasses)
Pressure is excerted
equally
in
all
directions
Pressure
increases
with depth
P = hρg P =
Pressure difference
(Pa/kPa)
h =
Height
(m/cm)
ρ =
Density
(kg/m³)
g =
gravitational field strength
(N/Kg)
Pressure
increases
with depth. This is because particles at the bottom of a container are
pushed
on by the
weight
of the particles further up, which causes it to be under
higher pressure
A)
PD (Pa/kPa)
B)
Height (m/cm)
C)
Density (Kg/m³, Kg/cm³
D)
GFS (10)
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