Physics, asked by rahulhinge, 1 year ago

Derive Laplace's law for spherical membrane of a bubble due to surface tension

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Answered by arvindvanjinapuram

Excess of Pressure Inside a Drop of a Liquid and Soap Bubble: Due to surface tension, free liquid drops and bubbles are spherical, if the effect of gravity and air resistance are negligible. Due to the spherical shape, the inside pressure Pi is always greater than the outside pressure Po.

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