Physics I Honors
Chapter 9
(Omit sections 2, 9 & 10)
Other Chapters
Color Key
Black: In Class
Green: Due/Test
Red: Homework
Blue: Related links
Updated 2.28.2010
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- 5th/6th
- Walking on broken glass/laying on a bed of nails
- Pressure at depth
- Caisson diseas
- *Eureka Lab
- 7th
- Walking on broken glass/laying on a bed of nails
- Pressure at depth
- Caisson disease
- 5th
- Pressure and Density Problems due
- Pressure at altitude
- Gauge Pressure
- Hints for Monday's problems
- 7th
- Pressure and Density Problems due
- Pressure at altitude
- Gauge Pressure
- Hints for Monday's problems
- 5th
- Pascal's Principle
- 6th/7th
- Pascal's Principle
- *Sink or Swim? lab
Wednesday, February 24
- 5th/6th
- Eureka! Lab due
- Intro. to Sink or Swim? lab
- *Sink or Swim? lab
- Archimedes' Principle
- 7th
- Eureka! Lab due
- Lab Q&A
- Archimedes' Principle
Thursday, February 25 – No school – The roads were just fine
Friday, February 26 – No school – We got a little bit of snow
Monday, March 1
- 5th
- Pascal's Problems Due
- Some more Buoyancy examples
- Draft marks on ships Link 1 | Link 2
- Proportion of object submerged as related to its density as proportional to the fluid's density
- 6th/7th
- Pascal's Problems Due
- Proportion of object submerged as related to its density as proportional to the fluid's density
- Some more Buoyancy examples
One more buoyancy example: Volume of ballast tank for a submarine to accelerate upward with drag
- Draft marks on ships Link 1 | Link 2
- Proportion of object submerged as related to its density as proportional to the fluid's density
- *One more buoyancy example: Volume of ballast tank for a submarine to accelerate upward with drag
Tuesday, March 2
- 5th
- One more buoyancy example: Volume of ballast tank for a submarine to accelerate upward with drag
- Dynamic fluid intro; laminar and turbulent flow; air resistance; water drag
- 6th/7th
- Dynamic fluid intro; laminar and turbulent flow; air resistance; water drag
- *Field trip to vivarium
- Finish Continuity of Flow
- Volume flow rate
- Continuity Equation example
Wednesday, March 3
- 5th/6th
- P. 313; 26-28, 30-31 due
- Go over problems
- *Finish Continuity of Flow
- Volume flow rate
- Continuity Equation example
- 7th
- P. 313; 26-28, 30-31 due
- Go over problems
Thursday, March 4
- 5th/6th
- Sink or Swim? lab due
- Ultimate Guide to Planes
- *Finish Ultimate Guide to Planes
- 7th
- Sink or Swim? lab due
- 5th
- Drag
- Continuity of Flow
- Volume flow rate
- Continuity Equation example
- 7th
- Mass flow rate
- Power to lift fluids
Monday, March 8
- 5th
- Use of eductor
- Bernoulli's examples (Torricelli's equation and change in pressure due to change in velocity)
- Intro. to Bernoulli's Principle (ball demos)
- Show Bernoulli's formula
- pitot tubes
- 6th/7th
- Finish Ultimate Guide to Planes
- *Use of eductor
- Bernoulli's examples (Torricelli's equation and change in pressure due to change in velocity)
- Intro. to Bernoulli's Principle (ball demos)
- Show Bernoulli's formula
- pitot tubes
Tuesday, March 9
- 5th
- P. 314; 40–46 due
- go over homework
- Air pressure and weather
- 6th/7th
- P. 314; 40–46 due
- go over homework
- Air pressure and weather
- 5th/6th
- Model plane demonstration and X–Plane simulations
- 7th
- How airplanes fly
- Model plane demonstration and X–Plane simulations
- pitot tubes
- air pressure and weather
- 5th/6th
- Chapter 9 Review Due
- *Any more test questions?
- 7th
- Chapter 9 Review due
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