Physics, asked by ssb07022000, 8 months ago

Excess pressure in a drop or bubble

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

It is found that the excess of pressure in a liquid drop or air bubble in a liquid is two times the surface tension of the liquid over the radius of the drop or yhe bubble. Whereas, in case of soap bubble that excess of pressure is equal to four times the surface tension over the radius.

Answered by sri6337

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The answer is in drop.

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