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... SURFACE TENSION A droplet of liquid , such as a raindrop or a globule of mercury , tends to assume a spherical shape ; this is a manifestation of the general ten- dency of a liquid to reach a ... SURFACE TENSION 37 1-11 Surface Tension.
... SURFACE TENSION A droplet of liquid , such as a raindrop or a globule of mercury , tends to assume a spherical shape ; this is a manifestation of the general ten- dency of a liquid to reach a ... SURFACE TENSION 37 1-11 Surface Tension.
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... surface is equal to the work required to produce that surface . As seen in Chapter 1 , the amount of this work is equal to the product of the surface tension and the surface area of the system . Thus Gsurface = YA ( 11-1 ) The general ...
... surface is equal to the work required to produce that surface . As seen in Chapter 1 , the amount of this work is equal to the product of the surface tension and the surface area of the system . Thus Gsurface = YA ( 11-1 ) The general ...
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... surface , and one with an even number of layers has a hydrophilic surface . Multilayers of any desired thickness can be built up by the method described . Coating a glass surface to a thickness of one - fourth the wavelength of light ...
... surface , and one with an even number of layers has a hydrophilic surface . Multilayers of any desired thickness can be built up by the method described . Coating a glass surface to a thickness of one - fourth the wavelength of light ...
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