Hooke's Law (AQA GCSE Physics): Flashcards
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Hooke's Law definition
Hooke's Law definition
Extension force if limit of proportionality not exceeded
Limit of proportionality
Limit of proportionality
Point where linear relationship of Hooke's Law ends
Elastic limit
Elastic limit
Max stretch point where material returns to original shape
What happens when elastic limit is exceeded?
What happens when elastic limit is exceeded?
Material becomes permanently deformed
Hooke's Law formula
Hooke's Law formula
What is in ?
What is in ?
Force applied to spring (N)
What is in ?
What is in ?
Spring constant (N/m)
What is in ?
What is in ?
Extension (m)
What does linear line on force/extension graph show?
What does linear line on force/extension graph show?
Elastic region, follows Hooke's Law
Gradient of linear line in force/extension graph
Gradient of linear line in force/extension graph
(spring constant)
What does non-linear section of graph show?
What does non-linear section of graph show?
Plastic behaviour, doesn't follow Hooke's Law
What does shallow curve on force/extension graph mean?
What does shallow curve on force/extension graph mean?
Easy to stretch, lots of extension for little force
What is a brittle material?
What is a brittle material?
Material with only linear graph; snaps instead of stretching after elastic limit
When does Hooke's Law apply?
When does Hooke's Law apply?
Within limit of proportionality
