Discussion:1- Define the surface tension? What is depending on?2- What is the relation between the liquid type and the surfacetension?3- What is the relation between the temperature and surfacetension?4- Write a table includes value of surface tension for water glassthat variedwith temperature and compare your results?5- Write a table includes values of surface tension for manyliquids?

Surface tension is a phenomenon exhibited by liquid surfaces at rest. It depends on the type of…

1- Define the surface tension? What is depending on? 2- What is the relation between the liquid type and the surface tension? 3- What is the relation between the temperature and surface tension? 72t 4- Write a table includes value of surface tension for water glass that varied with temperature and compare your results? 5- Write a table includes values of surface tension for many liquids?

1- Define the surface tension? What is depending on? 2- What is the relation between the liquid type and the surface tension? 3- What is the relation between the temperature and surface tension? 72t 4- Write a table includes value of surface tension for water glass that varied with temperature and compare your results? 5- Write a table includes values of surface tension for many liquids?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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