Physics, asked by divya1387, 5 months ago

In a soap bubble of diameter 1 cm and the pressure of air is 2 mm of water above the atmospheric pressure. What is the surface tension of the soap?​

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The air pressure inside a soap bubble of diameter 3.5 mm is 8 mm of water above the atmosphere. Calculate the surface tension of soap solution.

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