NEET1 NEET1 Physics Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry
at which pf the following tem the value of surface tension of water is minimum.a-4 degree celcius.b-25,c-50,d75
Asked by amitjena226
19th December 2017
10:14 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET1 ALL Class Physics
in a surface tension experiment with a cappilary tube water rises upto 0.1m,if the same experiment is repeated on an artificial satelite,which is revolving around the earth water will rise in the capillary tube upto a height of?a-0.1,b-0.2,c-0.98,d-full length
Asked by amitjena226
19th December 2017
10:20 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET1 ALL Class Physics
How to solve this 
Asked by amitjena226
21st December 2017
8:29 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET1 ALL Class Physics
How to solve 
Asked by amitjena226
21st December 2017
10:39 PM
Answered by Expert
CBSE XII Science Physics
2 capillary tubes of diameter 6mm and 3mm r joined 2gether 2 form a U-Tube open at both ends.If the U-tube s filld with water,what is its difference in its levels n the two limbs of the tube? Surface Tension of water = 7.3*10power-2 or 7.3*10^-2 N/m. Angle of contact to be zero.Density of water =10Kg/m3. g=10m/s2.
Asked by prakash.vb69
5th April 2018
7:11 PM
Answered by Expert
JEE Plances JEE (Main) Physics
COULD YOU PLEASE DO THIS NUMERICAL FOR ME!!
Asked by pukai7229
17th May 2018
8:49 AM
Answered by Expert
JEE Plances JEE (Main) Physics
What is surface tension?
Asked by jwmfrf
29th June 2018
11:13 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET1 NEET1 Physics
The surface tension of water is 72dyne/cm. Convert it in SI unit
Asked by valavanvino1011
8th August 2018
4:34 PM
Answered by Expert
ICSE XI Science Physics
1st numerical plz
Asked by lovemaan5500
29th September 2018
8:54 PM
Answered by Expert
NEET1 NEET1 Physics
Please answer the following question with explanation
Asked by deepakudgiri29
14th November 2018
6:59 PM
Answered by Expert
CBSE XI Science Physics
When a vertical capillary of length l with the sealed end was brought in contact with the surface of a liquid the level of this liquid rise h diameter d density p Atm po find surface tension of liquid
Asked by Jayachanchal
28th November 2018
11:00 PM
Answered by Expert
JEE Plances JEE (Main) Physics
A vessel filled with air under pressure P° contains a soap bubble of diameter d.The air pressure have been reduced n fold and the bubble diameter increased r fold isothermally.Find the surface tension of soap water solution.(Courtesy :Cengage Physics)
Asked by Vidushi412
30th November 2018
10:43 AM
Answered by Expert
JEE Plances JEE (Main) Physics Fluid Mechanics
Sir pls solve this question.
Asked by rsudipto
12th December 2018
9:41 AM
Answered by Expert
CBSE XI Science Physics Mechanical Properties of Fluids
An ancient building has a fine of 5m radius and uniform but small thickness.The surface tension of its masonry structure is about 500Nm^-1.Treated as hemisphere,find the maximum load that dome can support.
Asked by Vidushi412
20th December 2018
12:23 PM
Answered by Expert
ICSE IX Biology Skin - The Jack of All Trades
Why are the sweat pores more numerous on the palms? What do you mean by surface tension?
Asked by suresh.shahabade
5th January 2019
6:43 PM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Physics
A massless inextensible string in the form of a loop is placed on a horizontal film of soap solution of surface tension T. If film is pierced inside the loop and it convert into a circular loop of diameter d, then the tension produced in string is- 1) Td, 2) πTd, 3) πd^2T, 4) πd^2T/4
Asked by patra04011965
12th January 2019
1:20 PM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Physics Properties of Solids and Liquids
Why surface tension force=2T∆l? Please explain.
Asked by patra04011965
13th January 2019
2:37 PM
Answered by Expert
CBSE IX Physics
Why are the surface particles of liquid have more kinetic energy than particle which are not at surface of liquid ?
Asked by Santosh.kumar0317
19th June 2019
9:45 PM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Physics
Please answer this
Asked by Prashant DIGHE
20th October 2019
7:21 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Physics
Please answer this
Asked by Prashant DIGHE
20th October 2019
7:27 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Physics
Please answer this
Asked by Prashant DIGHE
20th October 2019
7:29 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Physics
Please solve this problem
Asked by Www.manashjyoti333
20th November 2019
12:50 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Physics
please answer this
Asked by Prashant DIGHE
7th March 2020
10:24 PM
Answered by Expert
CBSE XII Science Physics
pls explain
Asked by mufeedatvp2000
19th April 2020
12:15 PM
Answered by Expert
JEE Main Physics
Two large glass plate are placed vertically and parallel to each other inside a tank of water with separation between the plate is equals to 1 mm .Find the rise of water in the space between the plates surface tension of water equals 0.075 Nm^-1
Asked by Harshjaiswal9450
27th April 2020
12:26 PM
Answered by Expert
CBSE X Physics Light - Reflection and Refraction
What is meant by surface phenomenon?
Asked by sreenidhe05
22nd December 2020
3:06 PM
Answered by Expert
CBSE XI Science Physics Mechanical Properties of Fluids
Obtain an expression for the difference in pressure inside a saop bubble floating in air.
Asked by seeni2005
19th November 2021
12:47 PM
Answered by Expert
CBSE XI Science Physics Mechanical Properties of Fluids
obtain an expression for the difference in pressure inside a soap bubble floating in water.
Asked by seeni2005
19th November 2021
12:51 PM
Answered by Expert
CBSE XI Science Physics Mechanical Properties of Fluids
If the surface tension of water is 7.3×10‐²N/m then what is the excess pressure inside a spherical drop of water of radius 0.1 m?
Asked by banerjee2000
11th April 2022
11:10 AM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Chemistry
does ch3oh have more surface tension than c2h5oh since the surface tension of hydrocarbons is low and since the number of c atoms in c2h5oh is more ? kindly explain in detail if my theory is wrong .
Asked by shristikumar2004
25th May 2022
6:50 PM
Answered by Expert
JEE Main Physics Properties of Solids and Liquids
An air bubble of diameter, d = 4µm is located in water at a depth h = 5.0m Considering standard atmospheric prssure as 1 atm, find the pressure in the air - bubble? (S=0.07 N/m)
Asked by abhisheknand5151
10th January 2024
2:13 PM
Answered by Expert
NEET NEET Physics Properties of Solids and Liquids
not getting answer correct.
Asked by labdhisangoi101
30th March 2024
2:51 PM
Answered by Expert
