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Experimental Determination of Surface Tension at Pure Liquid and Solution Surfaces/Interfaces

H. Yidirim Erbil

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This chapter contains sections titled: Liquid Surface Tension from the Capillary Rise Method Drop Volume and Drop Shape Methods, Video-image Digitization Techniques Maximum Bubble Pressure Method Ring, Wilhelmy Plate Detachment and the Height of a Meniscus on a Vertical Plane Methods Dynamic Surface Tension Measurement Methods Methods Applicable to Interfaces Between Two Liquids Microtensiometry Measurements on Molten Metals Surface Tension of Surfactant Solutions References

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Key concepts: Surface tension, Maximum bubble pressure method, Wilhelmy plate, Pulmonary surfactant, Capillary length, Meniscus, Capillary number, Capillary action