CBSE Class 11-science Physics Surface Tension and Capillarity
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Surface Tension and Capillarity - Exam Decoded
This video contains practice questions and numerical problems based on surf -
Mechanical Properties of Fluids
This video explains the examples of surface tension and capillary rise, and -
Mechanical Properties of Fluids
This video explains surface tension inside drops and bubbles and capillary
- What is capillarity? Give some applications of capillarity.
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Determine the height of purple liquid in a U tube. Density of purple liquid is 0.7 g/cc , density of blue liquid = 1.4 g/cc , density of mercury = 13.6 g/cc.
- What is the radius of new bubble formed if two bubbles of radii 2 cm and 1.5 cm coalesce?
- Consider a bubble of radius 1.5 cm on which surface tension is 3.9 x 10-2 Nm-1. Calculate the pressure inside it.
- Suppose there are two bubbles B1 and B2. The excess pressure inside B1 is twice the excess pressure in B2. Find the ratio between the volumes of the two bubbles.
- Draw the graph of the excess pressure inside a soap bubble when it is blown slowly.
- Dirty or greasy stains cannot be cleared by washing with water and we need detergents. Why?
- Why is ploughing of fields essential?
- State the factors on which the angle of contact depends.
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