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Standard XII
Physics
Concept of Force
Two small dro...
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Two small drops each of radius r coalesce to form a larger drop. Find energy of the new drop. (surface tension is T)
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Solution
Volume of smaller drop
=
4
3
π
r
3
two smaller drops merge to forms larger drop of radius R.
their volumes add up, i.e.
V
′
=
2
V
⇒
4
3
π
R
3
=
2
×
4
3
π
r
3
⇒
R
′
=
2
1
/
3
r
.
thus, new surface energy,
u
=
2
T
.
A
[A = Surface area of drop]
=
2
T
.4
π
R
′
2
=
8
T
.
π
2
2
/
3
r
2
⇒
u
=
2
11
/
3
π
T
r
2
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