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Surface tension of water is 0.072N/m . The excess pressure inside a water drop of a diameter 1.2 mm is:
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The surface tension of water at 20^(@)C is 73 dynes cm^(-1), The minimum value of work done needed to increases surface are of water from 2 cm^(2) to 5cm^(2) is
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