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Properties of Fluids Lowersixth Science Physics

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Properties of Fluids Lowersixth Science Physics
 

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Properties of Fluids Lowersixth Science PhysicsOnline version

Quiz on density, pressure, surface tension and capillarity.

by YAKILI LMS
1

Density is defined as mass per unit of what?

2

What is the SI unit of density?

3

Which quantity is needed to calculate pressure in a fluid?

4

Pressure in a liquid increases with depth due to what?

5

Archimedes' Principle relates buoyant force to what?

6

A object floats if its density is less than the liquid's density. True or false?

7

What is the formula for liquid pressure at depth h in a fluid of density ρ?

8

In a U-tube, comparing densities helps determine what?

9

Surface tension is the cohesive force at a liquid's ______.

10

Molecular theory of surface tension explains molecules at the surface have:

11

Surface energy is the energy required to increase ______ at the surface.

12

Capillarity occurs due to interplay of cohesion and what other force?

13

Excess pressure refers to pressure beyond atmospheric pressure in a:

14

A liquid meniscus formed in a narrow tube is typically what shape for water in glass?

15

Angle of contact is the angle between the liquid surface and the:

16

Capillary rise height in a capillary tube depends on surface tension and:

17

What method measures surface tension by capillary rise?

18

Which factor lowers capillary rise?

19

Archimedes' principle helps determine whether an object will:

20

The unit of pressure commonly used is:

21

A liquid with high surface tension tends to form:

22

In a U-tube experiment, equal heights indicate equal:

23

What forces act along a liquid surface to create tension?

24

If a capillary rise is observed, the liquid wets the tube:

25

Density can be determined by measuring mass and:

26

Which quantity changes with depth causing pressure to rise?

27

Which relationship describes surface tension γ as energy per:

28

A liquid with low density will float on a liquid with:

29

What is the capillary action primarily driven by?

30

Surface tension tends to minimize the liquid's:

31

Which law connects buoyant force to displaced fluid weight?

32

What kind of contact angle indicates complete wetting?

33

Density comparison using a U-tube helps identify:

34

What effect does surface tension have on droplets?

35

The capillarity phenomenon is most visible in:

36

What determines the direction of capillary rise or fall?

37

An object with density higher than the liquid will:

38

What does a concave meniscus indicate about wetting?

39

Pressure at a depth h is proportional to:

40

The units of density are typically:

41

Surface energy is released when:

42

Capillary rise height increases with:

43

Which factor does not affect hydrostatic pressure?

44

Which phenomenon explains soap film stability?

45

Which property describes the force per unit length at a surface?

46

An object partially submerged in a liquid experiences:

47

Which factor increases capillary rise in a tube?

48

Which equation expresses pressure in a fluid at depth?

49

What shape is a water surface in a narrow glass for a clean tube?

50

Which law connects buoyant force to weight of displaced fluid?

 
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