Could you please answer these questions? goodanswer for thumbs upAt high temperatures, glass has a tendency to change its shape into a sphere. Assume thatthe surface potential energy of a glass at 680 °C is 0.2 J m2; if the glass changes from acylinder of length 1 cm and diameter 30 um into a sphere at this temperature.(a) Calculate the radius of the sphere...s](b) Calculate the energy released during the process of glass changing from a cylinder toa sphere.[BDRAVTA(c) Explain why bubbles or droplets also have a tendency to form spherical shapes.

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At high temperatures, glass has a tendency to change its shape into a sphere. Assume that the surface potential energy of a glass at 680 °C is 0.2 J m2; if the glass changes from a cylinder of length 1 cm and diameter 30 µm into a sphere at this temperature. (a) Calculate the radius of the sphere. ..s] (b) Calculate the energy released during the process of glass changing from a cylinder to a sphere. [2...... (c) Explain why bubbles or droplets also have a tendency to form spherical shapes.

At high temperatures, glass has a tendency to change its shape into a sphere. Assume that the surface potential energy of a glass at 680 °C is 0.2 J m2; if the glass changes from a cylinder of length 1 cm and diameter 30 µm into a sphere at this temperature. (a) Calculate the radius of the sphere. ..s] (b) Calculate the energy released during the process of glass changing from a cylinder to a sphere. [2...... (c) Explain why bubbles or droplets also have a tendency to form spherical shapes.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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