elastic and inelastic collisions unit a: momentum
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Elastic and Inelastic Collisions
Unit A: Momentum
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Elasticity of Collisions
- In 1666, Newton demonstrated his colliding pendula to the Royal Society of London.
- When one hardwood ball was released from a certain height to strike a second stationary ball, the moving ball stopped dead and the second rose to the height of release! (… and back and forth!)
mA = 1
mB = 1
- Momentum is conserved:
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'BB
'AABBAA vmvmvmvm
- If and , then and 1vA 0vB
0v'A
1v'B
(1)(1) + (1)(0) = (1)(0) + (1)(1)
1 + 0 = 0 + 1
1 = 1
- But the law is also satisfied if:
a) and 5.0v'A
5.0v'B
(1)(1) + (1)(0) = (1)(0.5) + (1)(0.5)
1 + 0 = 0.5 + 0.5
1 = 1
b) or if and 2.0v'A
8.0v'B
(1)(1) + (1)(0) = (1)(0.2) + (1)(0.8)
1 + 0 = 0.2 + 0.8
1 = 1
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- Thus, there are an infinite number of possible outcomes that would satisfy the Law of Conservation of Momentum but only one outcome ever happens!
- How do the balls “know” what their final velocities should be?
- In 1668, Christian Huygens had the answer:
- When hard spheres collide, another quantity, mv2, the “vis viva” (living force) was conserved as well as momentum Thus, there are an infinite number of possible outcomes that would satisfy the Law of Conservation of Momentum but only one outcome ever happens!
- Today we call the “vis viva” kinetic energy:
221
k mvE
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- Huygens’ two types of collisions:
1. Elastic Collisions
2. Inelastic Collisions
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Collision Spectrum
Perfectly
Inelastic
Somewhat
Inelastic
Somewhat
Elastic
Perfectly
Elastic
No Ek
conserved
egg hits floor
bullet imbeds in tree
Some Ek
conserved
squash ball hit by racquet
“fender bender”
Most Ek
conserved
golf ball hit by club
basketball is dribbled
All Ek
conserved
two electrons collide
N2(g) molecule
hits O2(g)
molecule
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Elasticity of Collisions
Example 1:
Am = 0.532 kg
Av = 3.41 m/s R
Bm = 0.350 kg
= 0 Bv
= 0.914 m/s R 'Av
= 3.72 m/s R 'Bv
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Before After
A B BA
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Compare Ek to Ek:
2BB2
12AA2
1k vmvmE
2212
sm
21
k 0kg350.041.3kg532.0E
J09.3Ek
2
BB212
AA21'
k vmvmE
2
sm
212
sm
21'
k 72.3kg350.0914.0kg532.0E
J64.2J42.2J222.0E '
k
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100E
EEE%
k
kklostk
%10009.3
64.209.3E%
lostk
klostk Eofloss%5.14E%
Collision is somewhat elastic!
So 15% Ek was converted to Ep!
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Example 2:
Before After
B BA A
= 0.350 kg = 0.532 kg = - 0.472 m/s 2.49 m/s Bm Am 'Bv '
Av
= 3.32 m/s E vA = 0Bv
a) Compare to . totalp
total'p
BBAAtotal vmvmp
sm
total 32.3kg350.00kg532.0p
sm
total kg16.1p
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BBAAtotal' vmvmp
sm
sm
total' 472.0kg350.049.2kg532.0p
sm
total' kg16.1p
%217.0p% lost
b) Compare Ek to Ek:
2vm2vmkE BB21
AA21
2sm32.3kg350.020kg532.0kE 2
121
J93.1kE
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2vm212
vm21'
kE BBAA
2sm472.0kg350.02
12
sm49.2kg532.02
1'kE
J69.1'kE
%5.12%10093.1
69.193.1E%
lostk
Collision is somewhat elastic!
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Example 3:
Before After
B A AB
mB = 0.443 kg mA = 0.662 kg stuck together
VB= 0 VA = 4.11 m/s V A+B = 2.48 m/s
a) Compare to .totalp
total'p
BBAA vmvmtotalp
0kg443.0sm11.4kg662.0totalp
smkg72.2totalp
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BBAA vmvmtotal'p
sm48.2kg443.0
sm48.2kg662.0total'p
smkg74.2total'p
%720.0%10072.2
)74.2()72.2(lostp%
experimental error!
b) Compare Ek to Ek:
2vm212vm2
1kE BBAA
20kg443.021
2
sm11.4kg662.02
1kE
J59.5kE
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2vBmAm21or2vm2
12vm21'
kE BBAA
2sm48.2kg443.02
12
sm48.2kg662.02
1'kE
J40.3'kE
%2.39%10059.5
40.359.5E%
lostk
Collision is not very elastic!
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Elastic Collision Problems
(assume)
Example 1:Before:
mA = 4.0 kg A = +6.0 m/s
mB = 2.0 kg B = 0
BA
After Elastic Collision:
?vA ?vB
Using Conservation of Momentum:
BBAABBAA vmvmvmvm
BA vkg0.2vkg0.40kg0.2sm0.6kg0.4
BA v2v4024
AB v424v2
AB v212v
( isolate a variable ) Equation #1 *
v
v
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Using Conservation of Kinetic Energy:
2BB2
12AA2
12BB2
12AA2
1 vmvmvmvm
Multiply by 2 and substitute:
2vkg0.2
2vkg0.4
20kg0.2
2
sm0.6kg0.4 BA
2v2
2v40144 BA
2v
2v272 BA
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Equation #2
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Substitute for from Conservation of Momentum: Bv
Sub Equation #1 into Equation #2
2A
2A v212v272
AA2
A v212v212v272
2AA
2A v4v48144v272
072v48v6 A2
A
012v8v A2
A
Ax2 + Bx + C = 0
A quadratic, so factor:
6v A 2v A ( ) ( ) = 0
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a2ac4bb
x2
12
121488v
2
A
2or624
or2
122
48vA
extraneous root
Since was 6.0 m/s, = +2.0 !Av
Avsm
So = 12 – 2 = 12–2(2) = +8.0 Bv Avsm
substitute into equation #1
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