Which of the following statements is true about the experiment on the determination of surface tension of liquids by the capillary rise method? * The aspirator is used to blow and suction air into and out of the capillary tube. The large test tube, capillary tube, and glass tubing should only be rinsed with hydrochloric acid as other liquids might contaminate all the apparatus. The capillary tube should be immersed in the liquid inside the test tube. In setting up the apparatus needed for the experiment, the glass tubing should be immersed in the liquid being investigated.

Which of the following statements is true about the experiment on the determination of surface tension of liquids by the capillary rise method? * The aspirator is used to blow and suction air into and out of the capillary tube. The large test tube, capillary tube, and glass tubing should only be rinsed with hydrochloric acid as other liquids might contaminate all the apparatus. The capillary tube should be immersed in the liquid inside the test tube. In setting up the apparatus needed for the experiment, the glass tubing should be immersed in the liquid being investigated.

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