Physics, asked by Chhor, 4 months ago

Define surface tension. Given it's unit and dimensions. ​

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Answered by anusha250107
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Answer:

Hey!! Here is your answer......

  • Surface tension is defined as the ratio of the surface force (F) to the length (L) along which the force acts.
  • It's unit is newtons per metre.
  • The dimensions are MT raised to the power -2.

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Answered by bhuvna789456
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Surface tension is defined as the tendency of the liquid surface at rest to shrink to the minimum possible surface area.

Explanation:

  • Surface tension is a force in which a layer of a liquid behaves like a flexible sheet. It is the property of the surface of the liquid which allows resisting the external force, due to the water molecule's cohesiveness.
  • The strength of surface tension is based on the strength of the cohesive force.
  • The unit of surface tension is NEWTONS PER METER
  • The Dimension of surface tension is MT−2.
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