Lecture

Surface Tension and Surfactants

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Description

This lecture discusses the effects of adding an ice cube to water, including changes in surface tension and the movement of surfactant molecules. It also covers the variation of surface tension due to the concentration of surfactants and the phenomenon of capillarity at liquid interfaces.

Instructor

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Physical chemistry: Surface science

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