what are the factors in which the rise or fall of a liquid in capillary tube depends?
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No it doesn't depend on the mass of the liquid.
It does depend on the density of the liquid.
The rise of the liquid is proportional to
Surface tension.
Angle of contact.
It is inversely proportional to
Radius of capillary
Density of the liquid.
Acceleration due to gravity.
Note that the cos(theta) term divided by radius of capillary is actually the radius of meniscus.
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It does depend on the density of the liquid.
The rise of the liquid is proportional to
Surface tension.
Angle of contact.
It is inversely proportional to
Radius of capillary
Density of the liquid.
Acceleration due to gravity.
Note that the cos(theta) term divided by radius of capillary is actually the radius of meniscus.
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The rise of the liquid is proportional to
Surface tension.
Angle of contact.
It is inversely proportional to
Radius of capillary
Density of the liquid.
Acceleration due to gravity.
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Surface tension.
Angle of contact.
It is inversely proportional to
Radius of capillary
Density of the liquid.
Acceleration due to gravity.
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