Laws Without Flaws
His law states that pressure and volume of a gas have an inverse relationship, which helps to explain the fate of a marshmallow inside of a syringe.
What is Boyle's law?
Sugar and salt represent this type of solid with a 3D shape.
What is crystalline?
This term describes the tendency of an object to float in a liquid, which is why boats are so nifty.
What is buoyancy?
This basic unit of matter contains a nucleus of protons and neutrons and electrons in its outside energy levels.
What is an atom?
MCAUVU
Pressure = Force/area describes this principle, which is named for a French mathematician.
What is Pascal's principle?
Displayed on the Mohs scale, this term describes an object's resistance to deformation.
What is hardness?
This structure allows boats or aircrafts to generate lift in the water. Hint: hydro_____
What is hydrofoil?
Two or more atoms bonded together make up this. An example is one unit of H2O.
What is a molecule?
TRAIICLPAYL
What is capillarity?
This principle states that an increase in a liquid's speed creates a pressure decrease (and vice versa). Hint: his last name begins with a "B."
What is Bernoulli's principle?
Glass, rubber, and plastics have no regular shape, which is why they are this type of solid.
What is amorphous?
The movable part of an aircraft at the rear that controls the amount of force and the motion of the aircraft. Hint: rhymes with "shudder."
What is rudder?
This random movement of particles in a liquid or gas has no definite direction.
What is Brownian motion?
LRTGSNIMEAIN
What is streamlining?
Force=constant (F=kx) describes this man's law, which sounds like Peter Pan's archenemy.
What is Hooke's law?
How easily something is shaped or molded describes this property.
What is plasticity?
A tube which draws fluid over the rim of a tank to a lower point is termed this.
What is siphon?
This property explains why water crosses a semipermeable membrane or the outer layer of a gummy bear.
What is osmosis?
IKCNTEI HYOETR
What is kinetic theory?
The relationship between pressure and temperature of a gas is the main focus of this man's law.
What is Amonton's law?
Changing shape through pressure in this process describes the marshmallow's experience during the syringe lab.
What is deformation?
Describe the difference between a mercury barometer and an aneroid barometer.
Wording will vary:
A mercury barometer measures atmospheric pressure by allowing the level of liquid mercury to rise and fall in a tube. An aneroid barometer measures atmospheric pressure by allowing metals to expand inside of its inner box.
Two answers needed: read carefully.
The movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to lower concentration is called this, which depends on a slightly passive membrane called this.
What is diffusion; semipermeable?
MCBYLSIPSTIOEIR
What is compressibility?