Is the surface tension of these aqueous solutions (i.e., NaCl (aq), acetone (aq), and SDS solutions) higher or lower than that of water? Give a possible physical reason why this is so.
NaCl | 0.4 M | 0.35 M | 0.3 M | 0.25 M | 0.2 M | 0.15 M |
Surface Tension | 57.576 | 81.00152941 | 80.15482353 | 79.59035294 | 76.48576471 |
78.46141176 |
Acetone Solution | 1 M | 0.9 M | 0.7 M | 0.5 M | 0.3 M | 0.1 M |
Surface Tension | 56.72929412 | 56.72929412 | 57.85823529 | 62.374 | 66.04305882 | 79.30811765 |
SDS Solutions | 8*10^-3 M | 4*10^-3 M | 2*10^-3 M | 8*10^-4 | 4*10^-4 | 2*10^-4 |
Surface Tension | 42.61752941 | 41.77082353 | 58.42270588 | 69.99435294 | 71.68776471 | 75.35682353 |
water :
Surface Tension | 71.97 |
Answer:
Surface tension is the Intermolecular force that means liquid caused by a attraction between the molecules which tends to minimise the surface area.
As a result of this the drops of water tends to assume a spherical shape.
The water molecules are having the H-bonds between them. During the different concentrations of the solute the attraction between the molecules may increase or decrease. This influences the surface tension.
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