Show all working explaining detailly each step B21 Show that o; the work done in isothermallycreating unit surface area of a liquid, is equal to", the force per unit length acting in the surfaceof the liquid at right-angles to one side of animaginary line drawn in the surface.

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B21 Show that a; the work done in isothermally creating unit surface area of a liquid, is equal to 7, the force per unit length acting in the surface of the liquid at right-angles to one side of an imaginary line drawn in the surface.

B21 Show that a; the work done in isothermally creating unit surface area of a liquid, is equal to 7, the force per unit length acting in the surface of the liquid at right-angles to one side of an imaginary line drawn in the surface.

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B21 Show that o; the work done in isothermally
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", the force per unit length acting in the surface
of the liquid at right-angles to one side of an
imaginary line drawn in the surface.

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