Question #224047

Two glass tubes diameter 2 and 4 mm respectively, are attached to the side of a water tank to measure the level inside the tank, (surface tension = 0.074N/m)

Use this information to express the c apillary rise in the tube in the form h= mr + c where m and c are constants and r is the tube radius and hence determine the ideal tube diameter


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Expert's answer
2021-08-09T08:04:10-0400

h1=2σcosθρgr=2×0.074×(1)103×10×2×103h_1 = \dfrac{2\sigma \cos\theta}{\rho gr} = \dfrac{2×0.074× (1)}{10^3×10×2×10^{-3}}


=0.0074m=0.0074m


h2=2σ cosθρgr=2×0.074×(1)103×10×4×103h_2= \dfrac{2\sigma\ cos\theta}{\rho gr} = \dfrac{2×0.074×(\approx 1)}{10^3×10×4×10^{-3}}


=0.0037m=0.0037m


0.0074=0.002m+c0.0037=0.004m+c0.0074 = 0.002m + c\\ 0.0037= 0.004m+c


c=0.0111  m=1.85c=0.0111 \ \ m=−1.85


\therefore The final equation is;

h=1.85r+0.0111h=-1.85r + 0.0111

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Comments

Salman
13.08.21, 10:57

Thanks a lot

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