Fluids
Controlled Fluids
Buoyancy & Density
Compressibility & Systems
Oil Spills
100

What are fluids?

Anything that can flow... fluids are both liquids and gases!

100

What is the name of the part of a fish that controls whether they can swim at the surface of the ocean or at the bottom of it? 

Swim bladder

100

The principle of buoyancy is named after who? 

Archimedes

100

Which state of matter is the most compressible? Why? 

Gas because there is a lot of room between the particles in gasses. 

100

Which oil clean-up method is very effective and can remove over 90% of the spill?

Burning.

200

A fluids resistance to flow is also known as its ____________. 

Viscosity

200

When a fish releases air from their swim bladder, they will begin to ________

sink

200

List each state of matter in order from most dense to least dense

Solid, Liquid, Gas (bonus 100 points for listing Plasma last) 

200

Compressibility is the ability to put ______ on a substance. 

Force

200

Explain what a skimmer does. 

It acts like a vacuum, to suck up all the oil off of the surface of water.

300

On a different planet, your mass will stay the same but your ________ changes. 

weight
300

When a fish wants to swim to the surface they use their gills to collect which fluid? Be specific.

Oxygen

300

If an object is more dense than the liquid it is in, will it float or sink? 

Sink 

300

Compressing and object with pressure or force _______________ its volume

decreases

300

How many tons of oil pollute the Earth's water systems each year? 

Three

400

The Particle Theory explains how matter ________ and _______. 

changes and adapts 

400

As water fills the submarine "b" tanks, it causes the submarine to become ______ buoyant.

less 

400

Define density. 

The amount of mass per unit volume of an object.

400

What is a hydraulic system? What is a pneumatic system?  

Hydraulic systems use compressed liquids to perform a task. 

Pneumatic systems use compressed gas to perform a task. 

400

What are the 5 oil spill clean-up strategies that we discussed in class?

Booms, skimmers, sorbents, dispersants, and burning. 

500
Explain the relationship between temperature, volume, and pressure in a pressure cooker. 
When fluid is heated, the particles move faster, creating more pressure in the cooker and if the pressure and fluids don't have enough space to move around the pressure cooker will explode. 
500

What part of a submarine gives it the ability to remain on the surface level as well as dive deep into the water? 

Ballast tank 

500
Calculate the density of an object with a volume of 5L and a mass of 214g. 

42.8g/L

500

Provide an example of a pneumatic and hydraulic system. 

Answers may vary, check with teacher

500

Name 2 ways that oil spills can affect plants and/or animals. 

Multiple answers are possible... 

- oil coat plants and blocks sunlight and affects their growth.  

- oil coats the feathers and fur of many animals affecting their buoyancy and/or ability to fly. 

- oil is ingested by fish and quickly becomes part of the foodchain.  

- when animals try to clean themselves, the oil is ingested and causes more damage. 

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