Q5: If the diameter of a capillary tubeis (d = 0.067 cm), when the tube isimmersed in a liquid has a density of (0.866 g/cm3), the liquid in thecapillary tube will be rises of (h = 2.0cm). Calculate the surface tension ofthat liquid. ( The acceleration is (g981 cm/ s^2) )

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Q5: If the diameter of a capillary tube is (d = 0.067 cm), when the tube is immersed in a liquid has a density of ( %3D 0.866 g/cm3), the liquid in the capillary tube will be rises of (h = 2.0 cm). Calculate the surface tension of that liquid. ( The acceleration is (g 981 cm/ s^2) )

Q5: If the diameter of a capillary tube is (d = 0.067 cm), when the tube is immersed in a liquid has a density of ( %3D 0.866 g/cm3), the liquid in the capillary tube will be rises of (h = 2.0 cm). Calculate the surface tension of that liquid. ( The acceleration is (g 981 cm/ s^2) )

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Q5: If the diameter of a capillary tube
is (d = 0.067 cm), when the tube is
immersed in a liquid has a density of (
0.866 g/cm3), the liquid in the
capillary tube will be rises of (h = 2.0
cm). Calculate the surface tension of
that liquid. ( The acceleration is (g
981 cm/ s^2) )

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