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6. Calculate the energy required to split a water drop of radius 1 × 10−3 m into one

thousand million droplets of same size. Surface tension of water = 0.072 N m−1.​

Answers

Answered by jjaajjajaja36
1

Answer:

ven, Diameter=2mm,droplets=10

9

,Tension=0.073N/m

Since the liquid drop breaks into 10

9

droplets of equal mass so the volume of the big drop is equal to the volume of each droplet multiplied by 10

9

R

3

=

3

4

πR

3

=10

9

×

3

4

πr

3

⇒R

3

=(10

3

r)

3

=10

r

The initial energy of the liquid drop E

1

=TA where T is the tension and A is the area

E

1

=T×4πR

2

Final energy of the 10

9

droplets E

2

=10

9

Ta

Where T is the tension and a is the area.

E

2

=10

9

×T×4πr

2

NOw, Change in energy E

2

−E

1

=10

9

T×4πr

2

−T4πR

2

=T×4π[10

9

r

2

−R

2

]

⇒T×4π[10

9

(

10

3

R

)

2

−R

2

]=T×4π[10

3

R

2

−R

2

]=3996πTR

2

Now put the value of T and R

3996×3.14×(1×10

−3

)

2

×0.073=915×10

−6

J/m

2

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