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Two circular tubes are inserted vertically into a large container filled with liquid that has a surface tension of s = 0.07 N/m, and contact
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Two circular tubes are inserted vertically into a large container filled with liquid that has a surface tension of s = 0.07 N/m, and contact angle of q =10 deg. The density of the liquid is 960 kg/m3 the diameter of the first tube is 1.5 mm, and the diameter of the second tube is 2.5 mm. a) calculate how high will the liquid columns rise in each tube. b) Is this in conflict with Pascal’s law?
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Answer:
a
b
Yes it is in conflict with Pascal’s law
Explanation:
From the question we are told that
The surface tension is
The contact angle is
The density is
The first tube diameter is
The second tube diameter is
The first tube radius is
The first tube radius is
Generally capillary rise is mathematically represented as
For first tube
For second tube
From the values obtained we see that
Which means that Pascal’s law has been violated