Question 2 A spray bottle is used to spray small droplets of carbon tetrachloride. Determine the pressure difference between the outside and inside of a droplet of carbon tetrachloride (R = 100 µm) while in air (T = 20C).

Question 2 A spray bottle is used to spray small droplets of carbon tetrachloride. Determine the pressure difference between the outside and inside of a droplet of carbon tetrachloride (R = 100 µm) while in air (T = 20C).

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