All are apparatus used in the determination of surface tension of a liquid by the capillary rise method except * Capillary tube Bent glass tube Beaker Small test tube Which of the following is not a unit of surface tension? * Dynes/cm All choices are units of surface tension. O N/m O Poise

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All are apparatus used in the determination of surface tension of a liquid by
the capillary rise method except *
Capillary tube
O Bent glass tube
Beaker
O Small test tube
Which of the following is not a unit of surface tension? *
Dynes/cm
All choices are units of surface tension.
N/m
O Poise
What would be the effect of a decrease in the value of the density of the
liquid to the calculated surface tension of the same liquid when all other
variables are kept constant? (A calibrating liquid was used.) *
O The surface tension of the liquid will decrease.
The surface tension of the liquid will neither decrease nor increase.
No answer from the choices
The surface tension of the liquid will increase.
Transcribed Image Text:All are apparatus used in the determination of surface tension of a liquid by the capillary rise method except * Capillary tube O Bent glass tube Beaker O Small test tube Which of the following is not a unit of surface tension? * Dynes/cm All choices are units of surface tension. N/m O Poise What would be the effect of a decrease in the value of the density of the liquid to the calculated surface tension of the same liquid when all other variables are kept constant? (A calibrating liquid was used.) * O The surface tension of the liquid will decrease. The surface tension of the liquid will neither decrease nor increase. No answer from the choices The surface tension of the liquid will increase.
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