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Find the depth of water at which an air of radius 0.003m bubble may remain in equilibrium (surface tension=0.072Nm,gravity=9.8gs²)​

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Answer:

h = 0.047 m

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that,

Radius of an air bubble is 0.0003 m

The surface tension of water is
7* 10^(-2)\ N/m

We need to find the depth at which an air bubble of radius 0.0003 m will remain in equilibrium in water. Let it is given by h.

Pressure due to surface tension is given by :


P=(2T)/(R) .....(1)

T is surface tension

Also, pressure due to a height is given by :


P=\rho gh

So, equation (1) becomes :


\rho g h=(2T)/(R)

So,


h=(2T)/(\rho gR)


h=(2* 7* 10^(-2))/(10^3* 9.8* 0.0003)\\\\h=0.047\ m

So, the depth is 0.047 m.

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