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Pressure in the Real World
Oh Buoy!
Under Pressure
Figure it Out
Dont Be Dense
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The place with the highest pressure above the
surface of the Earth or under water.
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What is under water
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The location of low pressure when you breathe in
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What is in your lungs
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What pressure depends on
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What is depth?
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Why it is difficult to drink through a cracked
straw
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What is the air flows in through the crack and
keeps the pressure high in the straw
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Why your ears pop on an airplane.
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What is that at high altitudes there is less
pressure than the pressure in your ears.
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What will happen if an object displaces a volume
of fluid with less weight than the object
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What is it will sink?
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The person who discovered the principle of
buoyant force.
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Who is Archimedes?
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The part of an iceberg that has a weight equal to
the buoyant force
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What is all of it?
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Why can a raft hold more pennies than a canoe?
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It pushes away a greater volume of water
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How to find the buoyant force
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What is weight the volume of fluid displaced?
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The unit of pressure
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What is a Pascal (Pa)?
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An area on earth with the least amount of
atmospheric pressure
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What is Mt. Everest?
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The directions all fluids flow
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What is from high pressure to low pressure?
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The pressure caused by all the air in the
atmosphere
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What is atmospheric pressure?
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The speed and pressure under an airplane wing
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What is slow air speed creates high pressure that
causes lift?
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The location with greater pressure - Hazlet, NJ
or Denver, Co?
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What is Hazlet, NJ?
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An object that weighs 2N displaces an amount of
water that weighs 2.5 N. Will it sink or float?
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What is float
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The density of an object that is 15cm3 and 30
grams
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What is 2 g/cm3?
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The buoyant force on a 50N object that displaces
20 ml of fluid that weighs 30 N
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What is 30 N?
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Two ways to increase pressure
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What is more force (or mass) or less area P F/A
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What happens to on objects density when volume
increases and mass stays the same
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What is density decreases
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A cube of oak and balsa wood are in water. The
balsa cube has more of it above the water. Which
is more dense?
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What is the oak cube?
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This characteristic allows steel ships to float
in water
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What is their shape/volume or lower density?
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Which is more dense ice or water?
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What is water?
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The explanation for why carbon dioxide bubbles
rise in water
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What is they are less dense?