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Drop volume method correction factors

Partial list of correction factors for the drop volume method... [Pg.55]

Drop-weight method. To determine the surface tension of a hexadecane (Ci6H34) you let it drop out of a capillary with 4 mm outer and 40 /. m inner diameter. Hexadecane wets the capillary. Its density is 773 kg/m3. 100 drops weigh 2.2 g. Calculate the surface tension of hexadecane using the simple Eq. (2.15) and the correction factor /. It was concluded that / should be a function of rc/V 1/3, with V being the volume of the drop. Values for the correction factor are listed in the following table (from Ref. [1], p. 19). Is it necessary to use the correction ... [Pg.24]

Figure 4.8 Correction factor for drop volume and drop weight methods... Figure 4.8 Correction factor for drop volume and drop weight methods...
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