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Kinetic Powers

Published on Feb 09, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

KINETIC POWERS

Vang Her-hour 2

KINETIC THEORY

The kinetic energy of an object is the energy that it possesses due to its movement

KINETIC THEORY FOR GASES

The kinetic theory describes gases as a large number of small particles, all of which are in constant motion

THE BAROMETER

A Barometer is used to measure the air pressure in the atmosphere. It's units are called atmospheres or bars

HAEMOGLOBIN

Blood contains haemoglobin, it is a protein that binds to oxygen in the lungs so that oxygen can easily be transported to the rest of the body

ALTITUDE AND HAEMOGLOBIN

As altitude increases, the amount of haemoglobin increases. More of it will mean more oxygen, but too much and blood will become sticky

TEMPERATURE

As temperature increases, the particles will have more kinetic energy. Less kinetic energy means lower temperature

LUNGS AND THE THEORY

The air outside the lungs has a greater pressure than the air inside. So it goes where there's less air pressure

VISCOSITY

Some substances are solid at room temperature due to its viscosity. Some are liquids, because they have less viscosity

GASES AND LIQUIDS

There are small gaps between the particles in liquids. In gases, the particles are free to move

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