PAPER CLIP EXPERIMENT (FLOAT) Surface Tension and Salt Solution a. Water with salt will always increase surface tension? True or False .Elaborate your answer b. How does adding salt to water affect surface tension? c. Salt will reduce the mass of the water? True or False. Elaborate your answer d. Salt will affect the cohesion of water? True or False. Elaborate your answer e. Cohesion is directly proportional to surface tension? True or False. Elaborate your answer

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