Chemistry, 18.10.2020 06:01 tyreert1720
When she carried out her experiment, Tanya used three small vials of the
same size and two slightly larger ones. She decided that the sizes were close
enough to compare the surface tension of the liquids. Is she correct? Why or
why not?
A. Yes, because the shape will be the same when the surface area is
different.
O B. No, because the shape will not be the same when the surface area
is different
O C. Yes, because when there are fewer molecules, the forces between
them are stronger, maintaining the same shape.
D. No, because when there are more molecules, the forces between
them are weaker, changing the shape.
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