1 A gas is under pressure of 21.868 bar absolute at 40°C. Compute the gas constant R if it has a unit weight of 362 N/m3.2 Determine the surface tension (N/m) in a tube with 0.2m radius and wetting angle 0° and capillary rise of 5m.

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