Physics, asked by birajdarradha85, 4 months ago

work done in splitting a drop of water of 1mm radius into 10⁶ droplets is (surfsce tension of water =72×10-⁶J/m²)


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Answered by karthinasa5
2

Answer:

let R the radius of the big drop R= 10

−3

m

r is the radius of small drops

since volume remains constant ⟹

3

4

πR

3

= n(

3

4

πr

2

)

⟹ n = (

r

R

)

3

intial area of the big drop = 4πR

2

final drops (small) area = n×4πr

2

change in area = 4π(nr

2

−R

2

)

work done W =4πR

3

T(

r

1

R

1

)

=4πR

2

T[n

3

1

−1]

=4π×(10

−3

)

2

×72×10

−3

×[10

3

6

−1]

= 8.95×10

−5

J

Hari 19:36

let R the radius of the big drop R= 10

−3

m

r is the radius of small drops

since volume remains constant ⟹

3

4

πR

3

= n(

3

4

πr

2

)

⟹ n = (

r

R

)

3

intial area of the big drop = 4πR

2

final drops (small) area = n×4πr

2

change in area = 4π(nr

2

−R

2

)

work done W =4πR

3

T(

r

1

R

1

)

=4πR

2

T[n

3

1

−1]

=4π×(10

−3

)

2

×72×10

−3

×[10

3

6

−1]

= 8.95×10

−5

J

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