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derive the relation between surface energy and surface tension​

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Answered by santoshgupta9495
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Consider a rectangular frame (see fig. 11.20), having a sliding wire on one of its arms. Dip the frame in a soap solution and take it out. A soap film is formed on the frame and have two surfaces. Both the surfaces are in contact with the sliding wire. So, surface tension acts on the wire due to both the surface.

Consider a rectangular frame (see fig. 11.20), having a sliding wire on one of its arms. Dip the frame in a soap solution and take it out. A soap film is formed on the frame and have two surfaces. Both the surfaces are in contact with the sliding wire. So, surface tension acts on the wire due to both the surface.Let T be the surface tension of the soap solution and L be the length of

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