A spherical liquid drop of radius R is divided into two equal droplets of radius r
(1)Find increase in surface area
(2)If T is surface tension, find increase in surface energy
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Volume of the big drop = 4/3 π R³
Volume of two small droplets: 2 × 4/3 π r³
So 2 r³ = R³ => r = R/∛2
Surface area of large drop: 4 πR²
Surface area of two droplets: 2*4 π r² = 8 π R²/ ∛4 = 4 ∛2 π R²
Increase in Surface area = ΔS = (∛2 - 1) 4 πR²
Increase in Surface Energy : T * ΔS = 4 π (∛2 - 1) R² T
This energy comes either from the environment or from the internal thermal energy.
Volume of two small droplets: 2 × 4/3 π r³
So 2 r³ = R³ => r = R/∛2
Surface area of large drop: 4 πR²
Surface area of two droplets: 2*4 π r² = 8 π R²/ ∛4 = 4 ∛2 π R²
Increase in Surface area = ΔS = (∛2 - 1) 4 πR²
Increase in Surface Energy : T * ΔS = 4 π (∛2 - 1) R² T
This energy comes either from the environment or from the internal thermal energy.
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