Grade 8 Science Study Guide PDF
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This document is a study guide for Grade 8 science, covering sections 7.1 to 7.5. It includes definitions and questions related to the Particle Theory of Matter and flow rate of liquids and gases.
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Grade 8 Science – Study Guide for Sections 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, & 7.5 Know the definitions for: Adhesion Eddy Flow rate Fluid Gas Laminar flow Liquid Solid Surface tension Streamlined Turbulent flow...
Grade 8 Science – Study Guide for Sections 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, & 7.5 Know the definitions for: Adhesion Eddy Flow rate Fluid Gas Laminar flow Liquid Solid Surface tension Streamlined Turbulent flow Viscosity Be able to list the five main points of the Particle Theory of Matter Be able to give four examples of different types of manufactured products that are fluids in homes (I won’t give 4 marks for 4 different drinks in your fridge…) Be able to give three examples of fluids in your body that are essential to life and explain how each is essential Be able to use the particle theory to explain why a liquid takes the shape of the container it is in but does not expand to completely fill the container as a gas does. Be able to use the particle theory to explain the effect of temperature on the flow rate of liquids and gases Be able to list three factors that can increase or decrease the flow rate of any particular liquid in a pipe (thus you can’t say ‘type of fluid’ as a factor) Understand how the flow rate of a liquid is related to its viscosity Be able to draw a particle diagram of a solid, a liquid, and a gas. Your drawing must include lines and/or arrows to indicate the relative arrangement of the particles, their relative movement/energy and other solid or dashed lines to indicate the strength of the attraction (bonds) between the particles. Be able to calculate flow rate given volume and time (formula-substitute-solve) with proper units. There will be a bonus for converting from mL/sec to L/min Be able to give an example of laminar flow