Wall effects in measurement of surface tension using a vertical cylinder. Part 2.—Experimental
Donald N. Furlong, S. Hartland
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Donald N. Furlong, S. Hartland
Abstract
Experimental measurements on water and organic liquids provide quantitative confirmation of the theoretical model described in part 1 and show how the vertical cylinder can be used to provide accurate surface tension data, when only small volumes of liquid are available.
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Experimental measurements on water and organic liquids provide quantitative confirmation of the theoretical model described in part 1 and show how the vertical cylinder can be used to provide accurate surface tension data, when only small volumes of liquid are available.
Key concepts: Cylinder, Surface tension, Tension (geology), Mechanics, Experimental data, Surface (topology), Optics, Materials science