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... radius of curvature . How far can we trust their validity ? Recent experiments using the surface forces apparatus ( see Chapter 6 ) show that for simple liquids , such as cyclohexane , the macroscopic approach seems to be valid at least ...
... radius of curvature . How far can we trust their validity ? Recent experiments using the surface forces apparatus ( see Chapter 6 ) show that for simple liquids , such as cyclohexane , the macroscopic approach seems to be valid at least ...
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... radius R is P AG = nkT In + 4πR2у Po 4 R3 16 = - π 3 KT In V1 ( A ) + 4πR2у ( 2.3.11 ) Po in analogy with eq . 2.3.5 . When p > p , the first term on the right- hand side will make AG < 0 for sufficiently large R , but for suf ...
... radius R is P AG = nkT In + 4πR2у Po 4 R3 16 = - π 3 KT In V1 ( A ) + 4πR2у ( 2.3.11 ) Po in analogy with eq . 2.3.5 . When p > p , the first term on the right- hand side will make AG < 0 for sufficiently large R , but for suf ...
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... radius of 1 mm is falling . What is the steady state velocity ? 9.12 . Water droplets are formed as the vapor from a ... radius R = 10-5 m sepa- rated by 10-4 m and moving with a relative radial veloc- ity of 1 m / s . Compare with the ...
... radius of 1 mm is falling . What is the steady state velocity ? 9.12 . Water droplets are formed as the vapor from a ... radius R = 10-5 m sepa- rated by 10-4 m and moving with a relative radial veloc- ity of 1 m / s . Compare with the ...
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Solutes and Solvents SelfAssembly | 1 |
Literature | 35 |
Related to Surface Tension and | 44 |
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