Select all the following that apply when we experiment to determine the surface tension of a liquid on the surface of a penny. A. liquids with greatest surface tension values produce the tallest droplets B. liquids with the greatest surface tension values produce the shortest droplets C. liquids with the least surface tension values produce the tallest droplets D. liquids with the least surface tension values produce the shortest droplets I LE EXTE HO

Select all the following that apply when we experiment to determine the surface tension of a liquid on the surface of a penny. A. liquids with greatest surface tension values produce the tallest droplets B. liquids with the greatest surface tension values produce the shortest droplets C. liquids with the least surface tension values produce the tallest droplets D. liquids with the least surface tension values produce the shortest droplets I LE EXTE HO

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Select all the following that apply when we experiment to determine the surface tension of a liquid on the surface
of a penny.
A. liquids with greatest surface tension values produce the tallest droplets
B. liquids with the greatest surface tension values produce the shortest droplets
C. liquids with the least surface tension values produce the tallest droplets
D. liquids with the least surface tension values produce the shortest droplets

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