CBSE Class 12-science Answered
A soap bubble of radius 3 cm is charged with 9.0nC. The excess pressure inside the bubble, if surface tension of soap solution = 3×10^-3 N/m is
(1)0.26N/m^2
(2)0.36
(3)0.44
(4)0.52
Asked by shahrithik07 | 27 Oct, 2018, 19:53: PM
In a charged soap bubble, there are two forces acting on it.
One is surface tension forces (4T/r) that try to reduce the size of bubble, where T is surface tension and r is radius of bubble.
Other one is electrostaic force [ σ2/(2ε0) ] due to the chrage distribution on the bubble that try to expand its size,
where σ is surface charge density and ε0 is permitivity of free space. Both the forces mentioned above are per unit area.
Hence the excess pressure P inside bubble is given by
P = (4T/r) - [ σ2/(2ε0) ] ................(1)
σ = q/(4πr2) = (9×10-9)/(4π×3×3×10-4) = 7.97×10-7 C/m2 ..................(2)
By substituting surface charge density from (2) in (1) along with other data,
we get P = (4×3×10-3)/(3×10-2) - (7.97×7.97×10-14)/(2×8.854×10-12) = 0.36 N/m2
Answered by Thiyagarajan K | 28 Oct, 2018, 02:28: AM
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