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Derive an expression for excess pressure inside the bubble of liquid.

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Answered by ani99ket
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since the bubble is in equilibrium thr net force on it is zero
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Answered by farjeekhata
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Answer:

A₁ = 4πR²

A₂ = 4π(R + ΔR)²

    = 4π(R² + ΔR² + 2.R.ΔR)        [ ∵ (a + b)² = a² + b² + 2.a.b ]

ΔA = A₂ - A₁

     = 4π(R² + ΔR² + 2.R.ΔR) - 4πR²

     = (4πR² + 4πΔR² + 8πRΔR) - 4πR²

After cancelling out 4πR² ,we get :--

ΔA = 4πΔR² + 8πRΔR        [ ∵ ΔR² is very small so, its is neglected. ]

After neglecting we get :--

ΔA = 8πRΔR

W = Surface Energy x ΔA

W = σ x 8πRΔR                        { Note - "σ" is symbol of Sigma }

W = σ.8πR.ΔR       { Note - "W" is used here for representing Work Done }

W = F x s

W = (P.A) x s           [ ∵ P = F/A ⇒ F = P.A ]

W = (P.4πR²) x ΔR

W = P.4πR².ΔR

∵ Both are Work Done so, we can equate them :--

σ.8πR.ΔR = P.4πR².ΔR

Cancelling the above expression :--

After cancelling out we get :--

2σ = P.R

P = (2σ)/R

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