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AIR PRESSURE
NURUL FADHILAH BINTI ALIAS
P89162
DOYOU STILL REMEMBER?
• Define Pressure as N/m2
• Explain why pressure depends upon
surface area
• Calculate Pressure given relevant
data
• Justify how pressure is affected by
car tyres
Why would a lady in high heels standing on your foot hurt
more than an elephant standing on your foot?
pressure =
area
force f
p a
DOESTHE AIR HAS MASS?
• Click the link to confirm
whether air has mass or not
• https://youtu.be/
8vK5ksK4wFs?t=62
• Now, write in note book of
what you see and what you
learn. You can also draw
and label the diagram of
the activity.
Is that true? Do
you believe that
air has mass?
AIR AIR
SO NOW WE KNOW THAT AIR HAS
MASS & WEIGHT, HOW THAT
RELATES TO AIR PRESSURE?
Can you feel the
air pressure?
AIR PRESSURE
• Air pressure is the measure of the force which air
molecules push on a surface.
• Air Pressure is GREATEST at the surface of the Earth
because there is more of the atmosphere above you
to push down on you.
• As you move UP through the atmosphere, air
pressure decreases.
Graph of altitude against air pressure
What do you understand from the graph? Write in
your notes.
AIR PRESSURE IS DEPENDANT ON
DENSITY
• More dense air will have a higher air pressure-
there are more air molecules in a given space to push
down on you
• Less dense air will have a lower air pressure-
there are fewer air molecules to push down on you.
More Dense= more particles to
push down on you
Less Dense= fewer particles to
push down on you
AIR PRESSURE IS AFFECTED BY 3
FACTORS
• 1- Elevation, or altitude
• 2- Temperature
• 3- Humidity/ Water content
The people at the bottom of the pyramid can feel all the
weight and pressure of the people on top (high pressure).
The person on the top doesn’t feel any weight (less
pressure).
IMPACT OF ELEVATION ON AIR
PRESSURE
• As you move up through the atmosphere, air
pressure decreases.
– There are fewer air molecules above you to push down on
you, so the force of the air will be less.
Observe and compare the no. of particles ‘above’ the guy at
the top to the guy at the sea level (bottom)
IMPACT OF TEMPERATURE ON AIR
PRESSURE
• Warm air is less dense than cold air.
Therefore, warm air has a lower air pressure
and cold air has a higher air pressure.
– The molecules in warm air are moving fast and
are spread farther apart. Therefore there are
fewer air molecules in a given area to push down on
you.
Warm Air Cold Air
Could Air Crush a Metal Tank Car ?????
The inside of this tank car was washed out and cleaned with HOT
steam. Then all the outlet valves were shut . The tank car was
sealed. All the workers went home for the evening.
In the morning when they returned this is what they found.
This tank car was smashed, crushed, or collapsed by an unseen
force why?
IMPACT OF WATER CONTENT OR
HUMIDITY, ON AIR PRESSURE
• Moist air is less dense than dry air, and therefore
has a lower air pressure.
• A water molecule has less mass than other
molecules that make up the air. If you replace some
of the air molecules with water molecules, the water
lowers the density (and lowers the air pressure)
O N
O N
H2O
O H2O
N
Weighs less since
H2O is lighter than
Nitrogen and
Oxygen
As altitude
increases . .
Air
pressure
As temperature
increases . .
As humidity
increases . .
Air
pressure
Air
pressure
decreases decreases decreases
How do you measure air
pressure and atmospheric
pressure?
BAROMETER
• The piece of equipment used to measure air
pressure is a Barometer
Aneroid Barometer Mercury Barometer
h
Notice that above A,
is vacuum!
Will the value of h change if
The vacuum part is filled
With air? Discuss
AIR PRESSURE AFFECTS THE WEATHER
• Air pressure in a weather system reflects the
amount of water in the air, which affects the
weather.
Low air pressure
usually results in Bad
weather: stormy,
cloudy, overcast.
High air pressure
usually results in
Good weather: clear
skies, no precipitation
High Air Pressure
High air pressure brings clear
and weather.
H
skies
fair
Low Air Pressure
Low air pressure brings
.
L
PRECIPITATION

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AIR PRESSURE

  • 1. AIR PRESSURE NURUL FADHILAH BINTI ALIAS P89162
  • 2. DOYOU STILL REMEMBER? • Define Pressure as N/m2 • Explain why pressure depends upon surface area • Calculate Pressure given relevant data • Justify how pressure is affected by car tyres Why would a lady in high heels standing on your foot hurt more than an elephant standing on your foot?
  • 4. DOESTHE AIR HAS MASS? • Click the link to confirm whether air has mass or not • https://youtu.be/ 8vK5ksK4wFs?t=62 • Now, write in note book of what you see and what you learn. You can also draw and label the diagram of the activity. Is that true? Do you believe that air has mass? AIR AIR
  • 5. SO NOW WE KNOW THAT AIR HAS MASS & WEIGHT, HOW THAT RELATES TO AIR PRESSURE? Can you feel the air pressure?
  • 6. AIR PRESSURE • Air pressure is the measure of the force which air molecules push on a surface. • Air Pressure is GREATEST at the surface of the Earth because there is more of the atmosphere above you to push down on you.
  • 7. • As you move UP through the atmosphere, air pressure decreases. Graph of altitude against air pressure What do you understand from the graph? Write in your notes.
  • 8. AIR PRESSURE IS DEPENDANT ON DENSITY • More dense air will have a higher air pressure- there are more air molecules in a given space to push down on you • Less dense air will have a lower air pressure- there are fewer air molecules to push down on you. More Dense= more particles to push down on you Less Dense= fewer particles to push down on you
  • 9. AIR PRESSURE IS AFFECTED BY 3 FACTORS • 1- Elevation, or altitude • 2- Temperature • 3- Humidity/ Water content
  • 10. The people at the bottom of the pyramid can feel all the weight and pressure of the people on top (high pressure). The person on the top doesn’t feel any weight (less pressure).
  • 11. IMPACT OF ELEVATION ON AIR PRESSURE • As you move up through the atmosphere, air pressure decreases. – There are fewer air molecules above you to push down on you, so the force of the air will be less.
  • 12. Observe and compare the no. of particles ‘above’ the guy at the top to the guy at the sea level (bottom)
  • 13. IMPACT OF TEMPERATURE ON AIR PRESSURE • Warm air is less dense than cold air. Therefore, warm air has a lower air pressure and cold air has a higher air pressure. – The molecules in warm air are moving fast and are spread farther apart. Therefore there are fewer air molecules in a given area to push down on you. Warm Air Cold Air
  • 14. Could Air Crush a Metal Tank Car ????? The inside of this tank car was washed out and cleaned with HOT steam. Then all the outlet valves were shut . The tank car was sealed. All the workers went home for the evening. In the morning when they returned this is what they found. This tank car was smashed, crushed, or collapsed by an unseen force why?
  • 15. IMPACT OF WATER CONTENT OR HUMIDITY, ON AIR PRESSURE • Moist air is less dense than dry air, and therefore has a lower air pressure. • A water molecule has less mass than other molecules that make up the air. If you replace some of the air molecules with water molecules, the water lowers the density (and lowers the air pressure) O N O N H2O O H2O N Weighs less since H2O is lighter than Nitrogen and Oxygen
  • 16. As altitude increases . . Air pressure As temperature increases . . As humidity increases . . Air pressure Air pressure decreases decreases decreases
  • 17. How do you measure air pressure and atmospheric pressure?
  • 18. BAROMETER • The piece of equipment used to measure air pressure is a Barometer Aneroid Barometer Mercury Barometer
  • 19. h Notice that above A, is vacuum! Will the value of h change if The vacuum part is filled With air? Discuss
  • 20. AIR PRESSURE AFFECTS THE WEATHER • Air pressure in a weather system reflects the amount of water in the air, which affects the weather. Low air pressure usually results in Bad weather: stormy, cloudy, overcast. High air pressure usually results in Good weather: clear skies, no precipitation
  • 21. High Air Pressure High air pressure brings clear and weather. H skies fair
  • 22. Low Air Pressure Low air pressure brings . L PRECIPITATION