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    The document shows the surface tension in dynes/cm3 of water and ethanol at different temperatures ranging from 0 to 100 degrees Celsius. Water has a higher surface tension than ethanol across all temperatures. The surface tension of both liquids decreases as temperature increases, with water decreasing from 75.64 dynes/cm3 at 0 degrees Celsius to 58.85 dynes/cm3 at 100 degrees Celsius and ethanol decreasing from 24.05 dynes/cm3 to an unspecified value below 15 dynes/cm3 over the same temperature range.

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    The document shows the surface tension in dynes/cm3 of water and ethanol at different temperatures ranging from 0 to 100 degrees Celsius. Water has a higher surface tension than ethanol across all temperatures. The surface tension of both liquids decreases as temperature increases, with water decreasing from 75.64 dynes/cm3 at 0 degrees Celsius to 58.85 dynes/cm3 at 100 degrees Celsius and ethanol decreasing from 24.05 dynes/cm3 to an unspecified value below 15 dynes/cm3 over the same temperature range.

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    Tension Superficial

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    Elmer Santisteban Sanchez
    The document shows the surface tension in dynes/cm3 of water and ethanol at different temperatures ranging from 0 to 100 degrees Celsius. Water has a higher surface tension than ethanol across all temperatures. The surface tension of both liquids decreases as temperature increases, with water decreasing from 75.64 dynes/cm3 at 0 degrees Celsius to 58.85 dynes/cm3 at 100 degrees Celsius and ethanol decreasing from 24.05 dynes/cm3 to an unspecified value below 15 dynes/cm3 over the same temperature range.

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    T° AGUA ETANOL

    T E N S IO N S U P E R F IC IA L D E L A G U A Y E T A N O L ( D IN A S /c m ³ ) 0 75.64 24.05
    20 72.75 22.27
    40 69.56 20.60
    60 66.18 19.01
    80 62.61
    100 58.85

    90

    75

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    45

    30

    15

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    0 20 40 60 80 100 120

    TEMPERATURAS (°C)

    AGUA ETANOL

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