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    Surface tension is the energy per unit area required to expand the surface of a liquid. It arises from the cohesive forces among the liquid molecules. For water, the surface tension is 72 dynes/cm at 20°C. When a drop of water forms, the surface molecules are pulled inward equally on all sides by cohesive forces, giving the drop its spherical shape and minimizing its surface area. Breaking a large drop into smaller droplets increases the total surface area and requires energy. The decrease in temperature of the liquid corresponds to the energy required to form the new surface. Surface tension causes water to form droplets and oil to form lenses on water. It also allows insects to walk on water and causes capillary rise in thin

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    Surface tension is the energy per unit area required to expand the surface of a liquid. It arises from the cohesive forces among the liquid molecules. For water, the surface tension is 72 dynes/cm at 20°C. When a drop of water forms, the surface molecules are pulled inward equally on all sides by cohesive forces, giving the drop its spherical shape and minimizing its surface area. Breaking a large drop into smaller droplets increases the total surface area and requires energy. The decrease in temperature of the liquid corresponds to the energy required to form the new surface. Surface tension causes water to form droplets and oil to form lenses on water. It also allows insects to walk on water and causes capillary rise in thin

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    09-March Fluid Mechanics-5 Notes 9am Batch

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    Surface tension is the energy per unit area required to expand the surface of a liquid. It arises from the cohesive forces among the liquid molecules. For water, the surface tension is 72 dynes/cm at 20°C. When a drop of water forms, the surface molecules are pulled inward equally on all sides by cohesive forces, giving the drop its spherical shape and minimizing its surface area. Breaking a large drop into smaller droplets increases the total surface area and requires energy. The decrease in temperature of the liquid corresponds to the energy required to form the new surface. Surface tension causes water to form droplets and oil to form lenses on water. It also allows insects to walk on water and causes capillary rise in thin

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