Physics, asked by bholasingh3669, 1 year ago

If the diameter of capillary tube is doubled the capillary rise will be

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Answered by aniiiibhardwaj

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Explanation:

capilary rise = $\frac{2TcosQ}{dRg}$

d = density of fluid

R = radius of capillary.

if diameter is doubled => radius will be doubled => capillary rise will be halved

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