Physics, asked by supriyahemagiri, 11 months ago

. If n number of little droplets of water each of radius 'r' and surface tension 's' coalesce to form bigger drop then pressure inside bigger drop is ?
(po is atmosphere pressure).

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
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The pressure inside the bigger drop is V = √6S(R - r/ Rr)

Explanation:

Let n be the number of little droplets which coalesce to form single drop. Then,

Volume of n little droplets = Volume of single drop

or n × 4/3 πr³ = 4/3 πR³ or  nr³ = R³

Decrease in surface area = n × 4πr² - 4πR²

= 4π [ nr² - R²] = 4π [ nr³/r - R²]

= 4π [ R³/r - R²] = 4πR³ [ 1/r - 1/R]

  { ∴ nr³ = R³ }

The energy released,

E = Surface tension × decrease in surface area

 = 4πSR³ [ 1/r - 1/R]

The mass of bigger drop,

M = 4/3 πR³ × 1 = 4/3πR³

E = 4/3 πSR³ × 3 [ 1/r - 1/R]

E = 3SM [ 1/r - 1/R]                      { ∴ M = 4/3 πR³ }

 KE of bigger droplets = Energy released 

K.E = 1/2 MV² = 3SM [ 1/r - 1/R]

V = √6S(R - r/ Rr)

Hence the pressure inside the bigger drop is V = √6S(R - r/ Rr)

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