10: Impulse and Momentum in Particles
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- 10.0: Video Introduction to Chapter 10
- Video introduction to the topics to be covered in this chapter: impulse, momentum, and their relationship; kinetics analysis of collisions and steady-flow devices.
- 10.1: Impulse-Momentum Equations for a Particle
- Introduction to the impulse-momentum method of solving kinetic analysis problems. Includes discussion of impulse, momentum, and the conservation of momentum. Includes worked examples.
- 10.2: Surface Collisions and the Coefficient of Restitution
- Analysis of collisions where one object bounces off a much larger, unmoving surface. Includes worked examples.
- 10.3: One-Dimensional Particle Collisions
- Analyzing one-dimensional particle collisions through momentum conservation; the types of collisions (elastic, semi-elastic, and inelastic) and the constraints they provide. Includes worked examples.
- 10.4: Two-Dimensional Particle Collisions
- Analyzing two-dimensional particle collisions through momentum conservation for individual vector components. Types of collisions (elastic, semi-elastic, and inelastic) and the constraints they provide. Includes worked examples.
- 10.5: Steady-Flow Devices
- Introduction to steady-flow devices; adapting the impulse-momentum equation for analysis of these devices. Includes worked examples.