The Surface Tension Of A Soap Solution Is 0.03 N/m. How Much Work Is Required To Form A Bubble Of 1.0 Cm Radius From This Solution? 

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Question

The surface tension of a soap solution is 0.03 N/m. How much work is required to form a bubble of 1.0 cm radius from this solution? 

Solution

Correct option is

 

The work done in making a bubble by blowing is stored in the form of energy in the surface of the bubble. The soap bubble has surfaces, external and internal. The ar5ea of both the surface is 

       

where r is the radius of the bubble. Here

       

           

  work done = energy of the extended area

                      = surface tension  area  

                      

                      

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