Lecture

Capillarity and Surface Tension

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Description

This lecture covers the phenomenon of capillarity, which is the interaction at interfaces between different phases due to surface tension forces. It includes demonstrations of capillary rise, wetting, non-wetting, and the effects of gravitational and surface forces.

Instructor

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Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Surface science

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