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    This document summarizes a research article that presents a method for measuring surface tension using a smartphone. The method involves placing a droplet of liquid on a hydrophobic surface and analyzing videos recorded by the smartphone's camera to track changes in the droplet's shape over time, allowing the surface tension to be calculated. The article was published in The Physics Teacher in November 2017 and has received 10 citations and been read 666 times since publication. It has 7 authors from the University of Bordeaux and Atomic Energy and Alternative Energies Commission who are also working on related projects involving free surface flows and active polymerlike worms.

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    This document summarizes a research article that presents a method for measuring surface tension using a smartphone. The method involves placing a droplet of liquid on a hydrophobic surface and analyzing videos recorded by the smartphone's camera to track changes in the droplet's shape over time, allowing the surface tension to be calculated. The article was published in The Physics Teacher in November 2017 and has received 10 citations and been read 666 times since publication. It has 7 authors from the University of Bordeaux and Atomic Energy and Alternative Energies Commission who are also working on related projects involving free surface flows and active polymerlike worms.

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    Surface Tension Measurements With A Smartphone: The Physics Teacher November 2017

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    This document summarizes a research article that presents a method for measuring surface tension using a smartphone. The method involves placing a droplet of liquid on a hydrophobic surface and analyzing videos recorded by the smartphone's camera to track changes in the droplet's shape over time, allowing the surface tension to be calculated. The article was published in The Physics Teacher in November 2017 and has received 10 citations and been read 666 times since publication. It has 7 authors from the University of Bordeaux and Atomic Energy and Alternative Energies Commission who are also working on related projects involving free surface flows and active polymerlike worms.

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    Surface tension measurements with a smartphone

    Article  in  The Physics Teacher · November 2017


    DOI: 10.1119/1.5008349

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