What is the capillary rise of ethanol in a glass tube with a 0.1 mm radius...
What is the capillary rise of ethanol in a glass tube with a 0.1 mm radius if the surface tension of ethanol is 0.032Jm2 and the density of ethanol is 0.71gcm3? Assume that the contact angle of ethanol in a glass tube is 0 degrees.
- Your answer should have two significant figures.
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